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"Race for a Cure" - Webcast of Lecture on
Polio
A webcast presentation about polio
was given by Dr. David Oshinsky, author of the 2006 Pulitzer Prize
winning book "Polio: An American Story", at the University of Texas
at Austin. In his presentation entitled "Race for a Cure", he
told the enthralling account of America's battle with polio, the
terror it caused, and the
intense effort to find a cure.
We invite visitors and
members of postpoliobransongoers to view this educational and FREE
web broadcast by clicking
here.
From the
University of Texas
website, signed copies of Professor Oshinsky's Pulitzer Prize
winning book can be purchased with a 20% discount.
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Polio vaccine sparked disease outbreak in China
09/15/06
Is Post-Polio Syndrome Just Aging?
09/15/06
Think Again Say Scientists
and Advocates!
Polio Vaccine's 50th Anniversary (Audio)
Original Undergraduate Essay by Christopher J.
Rutty, Ph.D, “Helpless: The 1951 Ontario Polio Outbreak - The Neil
Young Case,” April 1988, which sparked his interest in studying the
history of polio.
FDR's Historic Speech on 'March of Dimes' (Audio)
Newporter Fights India's Polio Epidemic
Best if taken with a grain of salt
Burial for disability rights advocate, polio
survivor
She's grounded, but her words run across pages
Sacramento jurors rip county over lack of flood
evacuation plan
'Part of my therapy'
Weekend reunion rekindles Camp Koch spirit
Chronically ill struggle in outage
John F. Uhler: Parking just one of woes faced by
UW fans with disabilities
Victhom Human Bionics announces a pre-ITA meeting
with Health Canada for Neurostep(TM) system
Scooter win makes Joan more mobile
Trio of women start support group
for post-polio sufferers
ABC's Time Frame - Polio Days
An
Approach to the Patient with Suspected Post Polio Syndrome
Articles
by Sharman Collins
Can Disability, Chronic Conditions, Health and Wellness Coexist?
An excellent article written by June Isaacson
Kailes, MSW, LCSW.
Changes Coming at Durable Medical Equipment Regional Carriers
Coping
with Fatigue of PPS
Couple's wedding a collage of cultures
Our members,
Richard and Hilary Boone got married their way.
Does PPS Come After an Accident?
From Chicago's Daily Herald
Newspaper article...
Imagination's Creation.
From Philadelphia: Action 6 News
Surgery Gets Stroke Patients Moving
From South Africa's 'The Mercury'
Newspaper article... Threat Of Polio Outbreak Right On Our
Doorstep
HealthLine.com
Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Lincolnshire Library
Looking to Start a Support Group?
Post-Polio Philosophy, Guidelines and Resources
from Post-Polio Health International.
Motor Syndromes
Non-Paralytic and
Paralytic Polio
North Platte Telegraph
Newspaper article... Helping Hands: Advocates for the disabled.
Post Poliomyelitis Knowledge Base
Post-Polio Network
Included in this
series of articles are brief reviews of books on polio or post-polio,
updates on post-polio research, information about immunization and the
status of global polio eradication, and other items of interest.
Post-Polio
Syndrome - Links to News Topics
Public Release Date: 15 June 2006
New roles for growth factors: Enticing nerve cells to muscles
Questia.com
Save Our Shoulders (SOS) A Guide for Polio Survivors
Sioux City Journal
Newspaper article... Dinosaurs still roam the earth.. with PPS
Southern California PPS Manager: Monthly Newsletter Archives
Still a Mystery: What Causes Postpolio Syndrome?
The Villages Daily Sun
Newspaper article... Local residents use therapy, group support
to treat polio
This Month's Tip for PPS'ers
Written by a Polio survivor now with PPS.
Tom Dempsey's Polio & PPS Information Packet
Use of Medication in
People with PPS
What Internists Need to Know About PostPolio Syndrome
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