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About Medical Bulletin

Medical Bulletin is published twice a year by the Minnesota Medical Foundation. Reader comments and suggestions are welcome. Contact the editor directly at 612-625-0657 or m.mcnab@mmf.umn.edu.

About the Minnesota Medical Foundation

The Minnesota Medical Foundation is a nonprofit organization that provides support for health-related research and education at the University of Minnesota Medical School and School of Public Health. For more information about the Minnesota Medical Foundation or to update your address, please contact us at:

Minnesota Medical Foundation
McNamara Alumni Center
University of Minnesota
200 Oak Street SE, Suite 300
Minneapolis, MN 55455-2030
612-625-1440

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Bob Allison Ataxia Research Center
International Hearing Foundation
University Pediatrics Foundation

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A Look Back

Jonas Salk with the <em>Medical Bulletin </em>

Even groundbreaking scientists make time to read the Medical Bulletin

Jonas Salk, M.D., developer of the first polio vaccine, picked up a copy of the Medical Bulletin on November 16, 1961, when he spoke before the University of Minnesota chapter of the honorary medical fraternity Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA). He gave a lecture titled “Humanities from the Viewpoint of a Biologist” to a capacity crowd at the Mayo Auditorium and was honored at the fraternity’s initiation banquet later that evening.