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days, is to become familiar with the known literature on a subject. The
documents available on the web about polio are varied and extensive. Post
Polio Syndrome websites have links to collections of medical articles and
extracts, information in the form of FAQ (frequently asked questions) files,
links to newsletters and periodicals on polio and it's ramifications, and
so forth. The handiest thing is that most of these websites contain pointers
to other websites that are sources of information about polio and Post
Polio Syndrome. Once you start searching the Net, if it's there, you will
find it.
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A good place to start looking for general
information on polio is the "Lincolnshire Post-Polio Network - Main Gate
to Polio and Post-Polio Information." Click on the link below and bookmark
the site after you log-on.
Another excellent source of medical information is Ernie Wollering's
Post
Polio Syndrome, Recently Published Medical Articles. Bookmark this
site, also.
With this start, you will soon find the information that will best
serve your needs. Open the links and follow their trail. Ask questions
when you get wedged.
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