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POLIO AND ROTARY APRIL 15, 2020 A PRESENTATION FOR THE ROTARY GUELPH TRILLIUM BY MICHAEL E. LAWRIE B. SC. MD, CCFP , FCFP ROTARY HAS PLAYED A BIG ROLE What is polio? What are the signs and symptoms? How is it spread? THE HISTORY


  1. POLIO AND ROTARY APRIL 15, 2020 A PRESENTATION FOR THE ROTARY GUELPH TRILLIUM BY MICHAEL E. LAWRIE B. SC. MD, CCFP , FCFP

  2. ROTARY HAS PLAYED A BIG ROLE • What is polio? • What are the signs and symptoms? • How is it spread?

  3. THE HISTORY OF POLIO

  4. MY PERSONAL CONTACTS WITH POLIO

  5. HOW IS POLIO TREATED? • Many viral illnesses can be treated, but what about polio? • The only “ treatment” is supportive care. • Many victims of polio die of the acute illness.

  6. THE IRON LUNG

  7. 1930 CANADA’S FIRST IRON LUNG • At the Hospital for Sick Children the first iron lung came from Boston • Another outbreak in 1937 • Ontario government bought another 27 of these devices

  8. A POLIO WARD IN THE 50’S

  9. FINALLY A VACCINE IS PRODUCED

  10. JONAS SALK AND ALBERT SABIN • 1955 the IPV ( INJECTABLE POLIO VACCINE) • 1962 OPV ( ORAL POLIO VACCINE)

  11. ROTARY JOINS THE FIGHT AGAINST POLIO • 1978-79 RIP Clem Renouf led the RI grant to the Philipine Health Organization • 1985 RIP Rotary officially launched the Polio Plus campaign • 1980-85 RI through the 3 H Program immunizes 6 million children in the Philipines

  12. THE INCIDENCE OF POLIO IN 1985 • 350,000 cases per year in 125 countries at the start of Polio Plus • 2.5 billion children have been immunized • 17.6 million people who are currently well would have been paralyzed by polio without GPEI

  13. THE CURVE TO ZERO CASES

  14. MILESTONES • Africa now polio free (Nigeria the last country to be certified). • Fewer than 100 cases per year – Afghanistan and Pakistan and a case in the Philipines of vaccine derived cVDPV (not the wild virus) • GPEI partners WHO, Unicef, RI, CDC and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation • Total cost estimated of the GPEI $4.5 billion • Rotary contributes $50 million yearly matched 2:1 by the Gates Foundation

  15. THE ROAD TO ELIMINATION • Detect the last wild Polio virus case • Continue world wide immunizations, surveillance and responses to outbreaks of VDPV • Certification and gradually reduce the number of labs and vaccine manufacturing facilities

  16. THE CAMPAIGN CONTINUES WE’RE THIS CLOSE

  17. WE’RE NOT DONE YET Total cases Year-to-date 2020 Year-to-date 2020 WPV cVDPV Globally 10 41 —in endemic 10 8 countries —in non-endemic 0 33 countries

  18. THIS IS NOT THE END, BUT WE’RE CLOSE

  19. GLOBAL POLIO ERADICATION INITIATIVE

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