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Albert B. Sabin. Polio vaccine pioneer
Albert B. Sabin. Polio vaccine pioneer

Albert B. Sabin. Polio vaccine pioneer

Date11/15/1970
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Original Toronto Star caption: Albert B. Sabin. Polio vaccine pioneer
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0078306F
Dr. Saul Greenberg prefers Sabin vaccine for Susan McElhinney-Behan's daughter, Kelly
Dr. Saul Greenberg prefers Sabin vaccine for Susan McElhinney-Behan's daughter, Kelly
11/29/1978
More than thousand people of all ages line up for polio vaccine shots outside an emergency immunization clinic set up yesterday in Norwich. Tremendous(...)
More than thousand people of all ages line up for polio vaccine shots outside an emergency immunization clinic set up yesterday in Norwich. Tremendous(...)
8/3/1978
Nothing To It! Star Science Editor Leonard Bertin smiles as he receives Salk vaccine polio injection, which are being given free to Star employees
Nothing To It! Star Science Editor Leonard Bertin smiles as he receives Salk vaccine polio injection, which are being given free to Star employees
8/24/1959
Medical products: Alun Davies (above), president of Connaught Laboratories, says the Metro firm is the world's third biggest producer of biological products. It makes a broad range of vaccines.
Medical products: Alun Davies (above), president of Connaught Laboratories, says the Metro firm is the world's third biggest producer of biological products. It makes a broad range of vaccines.
7/25/1980
Assault on rabies. Scientist Richard Rosatte administers a vaccine to a raccoon on the grounds of the Toronto Hunt club yesterday as part of a $1.85 million program to fight rabies in Scarborough
Assault on rabies. Scientist Richard Rosatte administers a vaccine to a raccoon on the grounds of the Toronto Hunt club yesterday as part of a $1.85 million program to fight rabies in Scarborough
7/5/1989
Research associate Nikola Cucakovich holds up a bottle of swine flu vaccine concentrate that will be used to make 250,000 shots
Research associate Nikola Cucakovich holds up a bottle of swine flu vaccine concentrate that will be used to make 250,000 shots
10/15/1976
Musicians of the republic of Haiti doing their stuff on the vaccine
Musicians of the republic of Haiti doing their stuff on the vaccine
9/6/1947
Connaught labs: Technologist Elmar Louis checks the moisture content of vaccines at the long-established North York laboratory
Connaught labs: Technologist Elmar Louis checks the moisture content of vaccines at the long-established North York laboratory
4/5/1991
A hero: Dr. Richard Olsen's vaccine protects cats against cancer called feline leukemia.
A hero: Dr. Richard Olsen's vaccine protects cats against cancer called feline leukemia.
2/28/1985
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
Research boss: Dr. Charles MacInnes, who is responsible for the $1.4 million spent annually on rabies research in Ontario, is seen in his laboratory at Maple. The province spends approximately $15 million a year for vaccines, treatments, research, diagnoses and rabies quarantines.
7/13/1986
Lina Chartrand: Playwright's first work is fictional, but draws on her real-life experiences as French-speaking polio victim who became Little Miss Easter Seals in Timmins
Lina Chartrand: Playwright's first work is fictional, but draws on her real-life experiences as French-speaking polio victim who became Little Miss Easter Seals in Timmins
3/1/1988
It was home: Calvin Struthers and his 6-year-old son Shawn in front of the building he was hired to take care of, despite a disability caused by polio when he was a baby
It was home: Calvin Struthers and his 6-year-old son Shawn in front of the building he was hired to take care of, despite a disability caused by polio when he was a baby
5/9/1980