Health officials in Rockland County offered pop-up polio vaccinations and urged the public to get shots as they investigated whether the disease had spread to others.
Source: New York Times
Rare Case of Polio Prompts Alarm and an Urgent Investigation in New York
Published in Health Department (NYS), Poliomyelitis, Rockland County (NY) and Vaccination and Immunization
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