Polio
New research from the United States and New Zealand in the area of polio detailed
Published in Vaccine Weekly, September 27th, 2006
Study 1: An investigator reviews the first decade (1950-1960) of studies and trials with the polio vaccine in a recent issue of the journal Biologicals.
According to that report, "The chronology of the development of polio vaccines following the first human trials of attenuated poliovirus vaccine in 1950 is described by me as a witness to the first decade of trials and tribulations following my discovery of polio vaccine in 1950."
"Mass vaccination trials are considered to be the most important phase of the discovery of oral polio vaccine...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2006-09-27)
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