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For example: Were Salk and Sabin scientists or were they engineers when they refined a method to inoculate against polio?

Alexander Fleming was 42 when he discovered penicillin and Jonas Salk was 40 when he invented the vaccine for polio.

Good thing Jonas Salk buttoned-up his polio discoveries so he could make mad cash.

They recruited Salk to work on it, which lead to the successful polio vaccine.

I literally saw this happen when I was at the Salk institute as a lowly undergraduate research assistant.

The days of Alexander Fleming and Jonas Salk are long gone.

Well, it's like Jonas Salk said: you can't patent the sun.

This legal analysis is sometimes used to suggest that Salk was being somewhat dishonest—there was no patent only because he and the foundation couldn’t get one.

In a similar vein I don't get these people that lionize Salk or Newton.

The efficacy of the salk vaccine might be a coincidence.

There are no social science equivalents of the Salk vaccine.

If this succeeds in curing diabetes, it will be on par with the greatest achievements in medical history (what disease was the Salk vaccine for again?

Jonas Salk had three children, but anyone who claimed "his children are his greatest accomplishment" would be laughed at.

Its name is “The Conquest of Polio,” and Salk is its hero....

On the iron lungs and the salk vaccine there is an interesting "conspiracy" theory I've seen.

>Jonas Salk had three children, but anyone who claimed "his children are his greatest accomplishment" would be laughed at.

Salk could have sold his vaccine in the free market and made millions and millions of dollars.

Jonas Salk's children might not cure any global diseases but what about their children?

We're having a big public event next Saturday (Walk for Salk) where we're also doing lab tours.