Jonas Salk creates the first polio vaccine, 1955.
Salk decided not to patent his polio vaccine so that it would be affordable for millions of people who couldn't afford it. In an interview, Edward R. Murrow asked Salk who owned the patent to the polio vaccine.
"Well, the people, I would say," Salk responded. "There is no patent. Could you patent the sun?"
As a result of his actions, he lost out on an estimated 7 billion dollars but helped save millions of lives.
Cheer for our team win or lose. Hirap sa iba pag good time lang Pilipino. Pag natalo, di na pinoy. Ibahin nyo ng yang crab mentality. Norway is 12th in the world. Malayo PA tayo. But this is a huge step forward. Lets be grateful and proud of our Filipinas. ๐๐
"I donโt believe that even a 14-year-old can truly understand what the loss of their fertility is. At 14 I would have said that I didnโt want children but (motherhood) has been the most joyful, wonderful thing in my life."
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We can โt turn a blind eye to the data - positivity rate both national and at the NCR areas continues to rise without plan of action.
Mild cases , yes. But eventually these cases will affect productivity and the vulnerable population.
Sick workforce = sick economy.
Sense of urgency is needed.
@JayMerc84@bilyonaryo_ph The funny thing now is those who supported him then are now saying he's only after the "money" from the start. I mean, really? They did supported him before.