Grateful parents around the world recently celebrated the birthday of Jonas Edward Salk, a medical researcher and virologist born in New York in 1914. He passed away in 1995. He discovered and developed the first viable polio vaccine.
Currently, the United States is experiencing an outbreak of enterovirus 68, which is in the same family of illnesses that includes polio, although it is not a polio infection. 43 states have reported cases. The timing of the outbreak coincided with the large scale arrival of unaccompanied minors from Latin America. Enteroviruses have been noted in America since the 1960’s, but the current strain is rare in the United states. It is, however, more prevalent in Central America, according to at least one study.
The outbreak, at this point, with absolute scientific certainty, cannot definitely be blamed on the large scale arrival of the unaccompanied minors, although the circumstantial evidence is hard to ignore.
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