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Treatment There is no cure for polio The focus of modern treatment has been on providing relief of symptoms, speeding recovery and preventing complications. - ppt download
Acute Poliomyelitis Treatment & Management: Rehabilitation Program, Medical Issues/Complications, Surgical Intervention
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KEEP CALM AND REMEMBER THERE'S NO CURE FOR POLIO Poster | STEVEN | Keep Calm-o-Matic
Tainted Cutter polio vaccine killed and paralyzed children in 1955 - The Washington Post
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Discovery of poliovirus around the world alarms researchers, what can be done to contain it | Health - Hindustan Times
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Evidence of polio virus in New York City sewage shows risk of spread - Vox
Canada and the Development of the Polio Vaccine | The Canadian Encyclopedia
Jim Beam column:Polio story has ties to virus - American Press | American Press
When polio canceled school — and had a sweet cure
World Polio Day: No cure for the disease
What is Polio?
World Health Organization Philippines - There is no cure for #polio. It can only be prevented through a safe and effective vaccine. Vaccines have been used all over the world to protect
Polio: Virus, Causes, Symptoms, Transmission & Treatment
The real reasons Jonas Salk didn't patent the polio vaccine.
The Deadly Polio Epidemic and Why It Matters for Coronavirus | Discover Magazine
