Polio vaccine

Yeah.

You're going to have, I mean, other vac, you're going to have MMR, you're going to have chickenpox, you're going to have the DTAP, the rotavirus, Hib, PCV, IPV, RSV.

And that's just in the first 12 months.

Like,

They used the vaccinia virus to create the smallpox vaccine, and it was linked to Guillain-Barre syndrome.

The oral polio vaccine, Guillain-Barre syndrome occasionally followed receipt of the live weakened polio vaccine given orally, commonly referred to as OPV, oral polio virus vaccine.

How about the tetanus toxoid-containing vaccines? All right, all of us are told every 10 years we need a new tetanus vaccine.

Evidence of Guillain-Barre syndrome following receipt of tetanus toxoid and tetanus toxoid-containing vaccines is based on case studies, meaning reports of individual experiences.

This is a complex slide, so let me show you what it is.

The Salk vaccine is also called the killed polio vaccine and some people call it KPV.

also sometimes called inactivated polio vaccine, IPV.

This is the vaccine I just talked about produced by Salk.

After the clinical trial it was rapidly introduced into the population.

And he took us through some of the facilities they had at the health centre where they keep the vaccines that are used for community immunisations.

IPV, inactivated Polio vaccines, all these vaccines are kept in these CCEs.

So it's my understanding from your piece, Catherine, that vaccinations have mostly continued at the McEony Health Center, but things like family planning and prenatal care have been severely cut.

I think that's fair, yes.

He added the HeLa cells, AKA Henrietta Lacks cells, to the Petri dish situation.

So he makes the vaccine for Poland.

It's successful.

I wonder if he celebrated.