NICHOLAS GRASSLY, Imperial College London REFERENCE: Lancet 2007; 369:1356-62 A case-control study performed in India has provided hope that polio could finally be eradicated. India is one of six coun
NICHOLAS GRASSLY, Imperial College London
REFERENCE: Lancet 2007; 369:1356-62A case-control study performed in India has provided hope that polio could finally be eradicated. India is one of six countries in which polio transmission has not yet been interrupted and, specifically, it is the type 1 poliovirus that persists there.Nicholas Grasslyof Imperial College London told Derek Thorne about his team’s study, published in the Lancet.
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