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Reply from the Author: The comments of Dr. R.L. Bruno are important. Our study identified a population-based cohort of individuals who had paralytic polio. As Dr. Bruno mentioned, these were individuals who had paralytic polio but were not "stressed" other than by the average stresses of life and aging. We found that it was very reassuring that these individuals as a group did …

A. Windebank

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