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1. Jonas Salk
   Jonas Salk 19141995 Jonas Salk was the first born of Daniel B. Salk and Dora Press. He was born in New York, New York on October 28, 1914. ...
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2. A Brief History of Polio
   ... Two vaccines were developed: one by Jonas Salk, perhaps the bestknown vaccine, was made from an inactive polio virus and administered through injection, and ...
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3. Project Management for Dummies by Stanley E. Portny
   ... times. Noah built the ark, Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa, Jonas Salk developed the polio vaccine all projects. . . . ...
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4. Benefits of Animal Experimentation
   ... researchpolio. After 40 year of research using monkeys, rats, and mice, Jonas Salk developed the vaccine in 1952. Today, several ...
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5. Technology in the 40amp39s and 50amp39s
   ... One of the greatest discoveries was made by Dr. Jonas Salk. He developed a vaccine for preventing the dreaded childhood disease know as polio. ...
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6. Polio
   ... In 1955 Jonas Salk proved that there was reason to have hope when he developed a vaccine which after the trial on 2 million children proved to be effective. ...
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7. Medical Changes in the Twienty first Century
   ... 1999 ed. CDROM. Sherrow, Victoria. ampquotJonas Salk.ampquot Facts on File. New York: Facts on File, Inc., 1993. Stewart, Gail. Alternative Healing. ...
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8. technology
   ... In 1954 Jonas Salk introduced an injectable vaccine containing an inactivated virus to counter the epidemic of poliomyelitis. Subsequently ...
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9. technology
   ... In 1954 Jonas Salk introduced an injectable vaccine containing an inactivated virus to counter the epidemic of poliomyelitis. Subsequently ...
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