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Tag: Salk vaccine

Radio interview

August 15, 2011February 13, 2014 melnickmuseumLeave a comment

Last week I had my first radio interview! It was for the Ohio Reading Radio Service, which is a special radio station that reads newspapers and magazines to blind people. I did 2 half hour segments for their "Insights" show. We talked about my educational background, the museum collection, and plans to make the exhibits… Continue reading Radio interview →

PBS “Polio Crusade”

February 4, 2009February 4, 2009 melnickmuseumLeave a comment

On Monday night, "The Polio Crusade" aired on PBS's American Experience. The hour long show documented the role of President Roosevelt and the March of Dimes organization in the effort to eradicate the disease. While new advances were being made in the treatment of polio patients, scientists were also racing to find a vaccine. Dr.… Continue reading PBS “Polio Crusade” →

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