Survivors say the fact that few young Americans know about polio compounds their suffering. Carol Crumby of Decatur, Georgia, is now in her 70s ... 1950s helped nearly end new polio infections ...

Look for the banner in Rotary Park that says it all: “End Polio Now.” The Rotary Clubs in the Tri-Valley are having a “flash campaign” in March and April to eradicate the crippling disease worldwide ...

At his March 4, 1933, inauguration, the new president promised “action and action now,” telling the nation that “the ... While her husband was working in Washington and limited by the effects of polio ...

A former Rotary Club president shared his story of “Polio, Me and Rotary” with the Greenville Morning Rotary on March 27 at ...

Early bird registration is $30 through April; after that, it is $30, and registration on the day of the event will be $40. The 5k will be June 14th, starting at 9 a.m.

Bill Skinner, Rotary District 7410 governor, and Mary Tempest, assistant governor, presented the New Milford Area Rotary Club ...

Back then, fear and doubt about polio were rampant. But the nation didn’t dwell on problems. We did what Americans always do ...

Mike Berger, from the Rotary Club of Lake Conroe, educated us on the history of polio and where we are currently. The first outbreak of polio in the United States was in 1894. A polio vaccine ...

The government, alongside international donors and development partners, gathered in Islamabad to reaffirm their commitment to collaborative efforts to ensure a polio-free future for children.