Albert Sabin (1906-1993) was a brilliant virologist and prolific researcher (he published over 350 scientific articles) best known for developing the live, orally-administered vaccine that has ...

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.

Below the surface, it was a rivalry between two brilliant men, Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin. Sabin was the more experienced researcher. Eight years older than Salk, he was the head of pediatric ...

Albert Sabin developed an oral vaccine for polio that has enabled us to almost eradicate the once-dreaded disease. It was on October 6, 1956 that he announced that his vaccine was ready for mass ...

Dr. Albert Sabin, the American Jewish scientist and discoverer of the oral polio vaccine, was received today by Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania, the President of Argentina at the Casa Rosada.

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.

Albert Sabin later developed a live, attenuated-virus vaccine that could be given orally and in only one dose. In 1961, Sabin’s oral vaccine supplanted Salk’s shots nationwide.