Key result
Review evaluates safety testing for inactivated poliomyelitis vaccines and prospects for live attenuated virus.
Why the study?
A concise, authoritative, and critical review of the present status of poliomyelitis vaccination was needed to address safety testing challenges and immunization methods.
Anyone desiring a concise, authoritative and critical review of the present status (as of February, 1956) of vaccination against poliomyelitis will find this pamphlet useful. The difficult problems of safety testing of inactivated vaccine and their solution are dealt with in considerable detail. The final pages are devoted to immunization with living attenuated virus in discussions by its two principal proponents, Drs. Sabin and Koprosky.
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Harold Kniest Faber (1956) conducted a review in Poliomyelitis. Poliomyelitis Vaccination was evaluated. This review discusses the safety testing of inactivated poliomyelitis vaccine and explores immunization with living attenuated virus.
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