September 2011 Cartoons - Clinical Advisor

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Poliovirus, pictured in this colored transmission electron micrograph, is transmitted via direct person-to-person contact with infected mucus, phlegm or feces. Symptoms can include fever; fatigue; muscle pain or weakness; stiff neck and back; and difficulty swallowing or breathing. It is important to remember that many people with polio are asymptomatic, but can still spread the virus to others.

Poliomyelitis