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Polio in Palo Alto: Revealing story of epidemic 70 years from the past
Asha Kulkarni
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Palina Kuzmina
October 3, 2022
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Avery Hanna
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Ryan Seto
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Myra Xu
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Vaccine Vexation: Should vaccines be mandated?
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![JUNIOR RED CROSS: The Junior Red Cross pose for a photo for the 1951 Madrono. Every week that year, the Junior Red Cross visited the hospital to see two Paly students who had contracted polio, including the classmate of Carol Clifford Mitchell, who chaired the JRC in 1952. “I remember she [my classmate] had to use crutches,” Mitchell said. “I think it’s phenomenal that she lived for quite a long time.”](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Screen-Shot-2022-09-13-at-6.39.34-PM.png)
