The world just took a step closer to eradicating polio | World Economic Forum
Was I Vaccinated Against Polio? Young Adults Wonder. - The New York Times
Afghanistan kicks off anti-polio vaccination drive - Xinhua | English.news.cn
U.S. Vaccine Hesitancy Is Nothing New. Here's How The Polio Vaccine Overcame It : Shots - Health News : NPR
America banished polio. Anti-vaxxers brought it back.
UN Urges Afghan Warring Sides to Facilitate Crucial Anti-Polio Drive
Polio vaccine anti-vaxxers: Duon Miller's crusade against the popular shot.
Emergence of vaccine-derived poliovirus in high-income settings in the absence of oral polio vaccine use - The Lancet
Pakistan launches new anti-polio drive after 3rd case found | AP News
Polio endgame strategy includes tech, new vaccines | Devex
Pakistan launches anti-polio drive amid surge in coronavirus - ABC News
Pakistan's Anti-Polio Efforts May Offer Lessons For COVID Vaccination Campaign : Goats and Soda : NPR
WHO: Global leaders commit $2.6 bln to end polio | Reuters
Pakistan polio: Seven killed in anti-vaccination attack - BBC News
Timothy Caulfield on Twitter: "Vile vaccine #misinformation has a long history. Anti-polio vaccine poster from 1950s. Remarkable how similar language is to today's bunk ("One million little children be offered as sacrifices...").
New Polio Cases Highlight the Urgency of Eradication | Think Global Health
Afghanistan kicks off anti-polio vaccination drive - Xinhua | English.news.cn
UN and partners renew anti-polio efforts in Middle East after first case detected in Iraq | | UN News
The Anti-Vaccine Movement Is Forgetting the Polio Epidemic - The Atlantic
Pakistan reports polio case to take year's count to 13 | Reuters
Pakistan's War on Polio Falters Amid Attacks on Health Workers and Mistrust - The New York Times
Pakistan to Resume Anti-Polio Drive as COVID-19 Infections Decline
Anti-Vaccine Movement Spreads Polio, Whooping Cough and More | Time
Attack on Pakistan Anti-Polio Team Kills 3 People
Pakistan had all but eliminated polio. Then things went badly wrong. - The Washington Post
