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Salk’s polio vaccine was such a huge medical advance, it made front page headlines in 1955 How the Salk vaccine works to fight polio (from 1955) By Herman N Bundesen, MD – The Plain Speaker (Hazleton, Pennsylvania) May 13, 1955 The
How cats helped create the first iron lung machines for polio victims (1938) Every year, hundreds of children were stricken with polio. Before testing iron lung machines on humans, two dozen cats had to die under anesthetic.
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