Besides providing a starting point for the understanding of how polio gets around, the new technique of watching the virus at its dirty work may help in early diagnosis—a very important matter.

Norm Olson (center) explains to Purdue University President Martin Jischke (left) the structural details of the polio virus during a dedication ceremony today (Monday, 9/21) for the new Keck electron ...

Poliovirus is spreading in the wastewater in New York City, and the United States has already seen one case of paralytic polio. We cannot accept a low vaccination rate.

My grandmother’s 1946 ‘polio summer’ featured quarantines, canceled events, and remote learning. Her story is a reminder that we’ve been here before.

Within the poliovirus surveillance programs, the clinical cases with CNS symptoms and the AFP cases can see non-polio enteroviruses detected, but analysis is usually incomplete and merely as a by ...