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Polio Revisited A film by David Wasser Through the generosity of RLTV and Executive Producer David Wasser, we have this amazing documentary film to share. Polio Revisited examines the highly infectious viral disease that caused paralysis and in some cases death for thousands of people, nationally and internationally. |
Would you like to borrow it in DVD format to share with others and be able to watch on your TV?
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An Enemy Turned Ally This article (click on RED above) has updated Information regarding the Success of Treating Brain Tumors with the Polio Virus (this Video aired 5/2016) |
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Remembering Jonas Salk His son, Dr. Peter Salk |
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New Polio Fears - A message from Ishtak Perlman |
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Additional Documentaries.
Check out our Vaccine Video Library for additional information/documentaries about Jonas Salk.
Check out our Vaccine Video Library for additional information/documentaries about Jonas Salk.
Four Interviews with Charlotte Jacobs: Author of Jonas Salk - A Life
Note: These are for interesting information only, and are not intended to be opinion.
"A Paralyzing Fear" - The Story of Polio in America
A film by Nina Gilden Seavey
Thanks to the generosity of film Director Nina Gilden Seavey, we are happy to be able to offer this outstanding Emmy Award Documentary film. When we spoke to Professor Seavey, we were particularly moved not just by her spirit of generosity, but by her compassion towards the complex issues faced by Polio Survivors. This film is NOT available online.
Would you like it in DVD format for TV watching (or) sharing with a group? We are grateful to Professor Seavey for giving us Library copies to offer it as part of our Library.
Details to borrow it are available HERE
To purchase in DVD Format from Amazon.
A film by Nina Gilden Seavey
Thanks to the generosity of film Director Nina Gilden Seavey, we are happy to be able to offer this outstanding Emmy Award Documentary film. When we spoke to Professor Seavey, we were particularly moved not just by her spirit of generosity, but by her compassion towards the complex issues faced by Polio Survivors. This film is NOT available online.
Would you like it in DVD format for TV watching (or) sharing with a group? We are grateful to Professor Seavey for giving us Library copies to offer it as part of our Library.
Details to borrow it are available HERE
To purchase in DVD Format from Amazon.