Special report on cases of poliomyelitis among unvaccinated persons having familial contact with individuals who have received poliomyelitis vaccine

Langmuir, Alexander D.; Nathanson, Neal; Diamond, Earl; Moore, Helen A.; Silverman, Gerald M.; LaVeck. Gerald D.

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Special report on cases of poliomyelitis among unvaccinated persons having familial contact with individuals who have received poliomyelitis vaccine

May 14, 1955
By Langmuir, Alexander D. ; Nathanson, Neal ; Diamond, Earl ; ...
Series: Poliomyelitis surveillance special report ; no. 1

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Communicable Disease Center (U.S.). Poliomyelitis Surveillance Unit. ; Communicable Disease Center (U.S.). Epidemic Intelligence Service.

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From May 7 to May 13, the Poliomyelitis Surveillance Unit in Atlanta received reports of 9 instances in which poliomyelitis developing among parents or siblings of children who had received poliomyelitis vaccine. A summary of the reported data is shown in the accompanying table.

This report has been prepared by Dr. Alexander D. Langmuir, Dr. Neal Nathanson, and Mr. Earl Diamond. Field investigations have been performed by the polio-wing Epidemic Intelligence Service officers: Dr. Helen A. Moore, Dr. Gerald M. Silverman, and Dr. Gerald D. LaVeck.
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Immunization Poliomyelitis/etiology Poliovirus Vaccines/adverse Effects
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Poliomyelitis surveillance special report ; no. 1
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Newsletter
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7 unnumbered pages
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