American biologist Jonas Salk announced his (injectable) vaccine in 1955. This was based on chemically inactivated polio virus. Polish immigrant to US Albert Sabin's modern oral version, based on work by the Polish researcher Hilary Kaprowski, was licensed in 1962. Kaprowski had tested his version as early as 1950. Their solution involved ingesting a weakened strain of the live virus.
He discovered the vaccine for poliomyelitis.
Poliomyelitis
Most people get the polio vaccine.
prevention consists of vaccination. There are two polio vaccines available; inactivated (Salk) poliovirus vaccine, and oral poliovirus vaccine.
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The 32nd United States president, Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Dr. Jonas Edward Salk, (1914-1995), developed the first vaccine against poliomyelitis in 1952. The vaccine was distributed nationally in the US after wide-scale testing was successfully completed in 1954.
It includes the vaccine for diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, H. influenza B, and hepatitis B in one d
Dr. Jonas Salk invented the first poliomyelitis vaccine containing inactive viruses.
Jonas Salk: Injectable vaccine first tested on poliomyelitis in 1952 successfully and known globally on April 12, 1955. Albert Sabin: Oral vaccine first tested 1957 and licensed in 1962.
The intramuscular vaccine for poliomyelitis is inactived meaning it is not live the oral vaccine, now no longer used, was live. Go to the CDC.gov website to learn more about vaccines
Louis Pasteurdiscovered vaccine for the first time