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    Bibliography Maiya

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    This document lists secondary sources used for a research project on the history of the polio vaccine. It includes websites with photos of individuals affected by polio, polio vaccines being administered, scientist Jonas Salk who developed the first effective polio vaccine, and newspaper articles announcing the vaccine's success in ending the polio epidemic. Sources included Pinterest, Wikipedia, blogs, nonprofit websites, and TIME Magazine for images and information to illustrate the impact of Salk's vaccine.

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    This document lists secondary sources used for a research project on the history of the polio vaccine. It includes websites with photos of individuals affected by polio, polio vaccines being administered, scientist Jonas Salk who developed the first effective polio vaccine, and newspaper articles announcing the vaccine's success in ending the polio epidemic. Sources included Pinterest, Wikipedia, blogs, nonprofit websites, and TIME Magazine for images and information to illustrate the impact of Salk's vaccine.

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    This document lists secondary sources used for a research project on the history of the polio vaccine. It includes websites with photos of individuals affected by polio, polio vaccines being administered, scientist Jonas Salk who developed the first effective polio vaccine, and newspaper articles announcing the vaccine's success in ending the polio epidemic. Sources included Pinterest, Wikipedia, blogs, nonprofit websites, and TIME Magazine for images and information to illustrate the impact of Salk's vaccine.

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    Bibliography Maiya

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    This document lists secondary sources used for a research project on the history of the polio vaccine. It includes websites with photos of individuals affected by polio, polio vaccines being administered, scientist Jonas Salk who developed the first effective polio vaccine, and newspaper articles announcing the vaccine's success in ending the polio epidemic. Sources included Pinterest, Wikipedia, blogs, nonprofit websites, and TIME Magazine for images and information to illustrate the impact of Salk's vaccine.

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    Meg. "Meg in Progress." Pinterest. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2013.This site was used for a black and white photo of a man in an iron lung with a nurse holding up a newspaper about the vaccine ending the polio threat "Polio Vaccine Poster." Wikipedia. Wikimedia, n.d. Web.I used this site for a photo of a poster advertising the polio vaccine. "Polio in Pakastan." Cyrusdant. Wordpress, 11 Jan. 2013. Web.This site was helpful to me because I used it to help me find a picture of a young girl who was infected by polio. "Polio Campers." Discovery Heath. Discovery Communications, n.d. Web.I used this site for a picture of a needle that is a model of the needles that are used to inject the polio vaccine. "Polio in Pictures." Rotary.org. Rotary International, n.d. Web.I used this website for a photo of five boys whom are all at a camp for children with polio. Posel, Susanne. "Depopulation Plot Behind UN and Gates Polio Vaccine Initiative In Pakistan." Occupy Corporationism. Wordpress, 21 Dec. 2012. Web.I used this site to find a photo of a young boy having the polio vaccine being dropped into his mouth out of a small tube. "Selection." PolioVaccine. Wordpress, n.d. Web.I used this site for a photo of a newspaper heading about Jonas Salks vaccine working as well as a picture of a bottle of the polio vaccine sitting on top of a cardboard box.

    "Jonas Salk-Jonas Salk-Wkikpediathefreeencyclopedia." Wikipedia. Wikikmedia, n.d. Web.I used this site for one big photo of a series of newspaper article headings all based on the polio vaccine. I also used this site for an old photo of Jonas Salk holding up two trophies. TIME Magazine. CNN, n.d. Web.I used this site for a photo for a photo of the cover of an old Time Magazine. The Magazine featured Jonas Salk on the cover page.

    Achivement.org. N.p., n.d. Web.I used this website for a picture of Jonas Salk on graduation day. This picture is used on the Jonas Salk slideshow on the "Young Salk". Wlc.org. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2013.This site was used by me for a picture of Jonas Salk. It is a black and white self-portrait.

    "FAMOUS SCIENTISTS-Jonas Salk." Parrs Wood SCIENCEJonas Salk. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2013.I used this site for getting a photo of Jonas Salk injecting the polio vaccine into a young girl's arm. "Jonas Salk: Polio Pioneer [Library Binding]." Amazon. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Feb. 2013.This website was used for a photo of a book all about Jonas Salk. This picture is shown in my Jonas Salk slide show.

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