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The Vaccine Race

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by Meredith Wadman


  Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital, 71

  Jobs, Steve, 294

  John Bartram High School, 16–17

  John Paul II, Pope, 335

  John Scott Award, 353–55

  Johns Hopkins University, 22, 58, 122

  Johnson, Lyndon, 209

  Johnston, Vic, 347–48

  joint pain, 161, 232, 233, 234, 237

  Jones, C. M., 214

  Joseph, Sister Mary, 176, 180, 226

  Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation, 153, 204

  Journal of Experimental Medicine, 75, 77

  Journal of Immunology, 173

  Journal of Infectious Diseases, 198

  Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), 123, 124, 138, 159, 255, 258, 259, 304, 305

  Journey to the Centre of the Earth (Verne), 57

  Kaplan, Henry, 293

  Karolinska Institute, 3–4, 4, 80, 88, 127

  Katz, Michael, 32, 193, 194, 227

  Keller, Helen, 188

  Kelsey, Frances, 190

  Kennedy, Donald, 312

  Kennedy, John F., 64, 65, 68, 90, 153, 247

  Kennedy, Joseph P., Jr., 153, 204

  Ketler, Al, 18

  King, Benjamin, 49

  Kings County Hospital, 142

  Kirschstein, Ruth, 110, 124, 125, 208, 251

  Kissling, R. E., 167–68

  Kitasato Institute, 334

  Koch, Robert, 19

  Koldovsky, Pavel, 244

  Koop, C. Everett, 188

  Koprowska, Irena, 33

  Koprowski, Christopher, 32

  Koprowski, Hilary, 31–43

  background of, 33–34

  Hayflick’s departure, 6, 215, 216

  Hayflick’s hiring, 30, 40

  at Lederle, 33, 34, 38, 39

  managerial style of, 39–40, 151–52

  personality of, 31–33, 39–40

  polio vaccine, 34–37, 98–108, 111, 113, 128, 144, 152, 153

  trials, 106–8, 109–10, 115–16, 117, 119–20, 122

  rabies vaccine, 164, 167–69, 170, 173–74, 303, 304, 344–45

  rubella vaccine, 230

  update on, 358

  at Wistar, 3, 30, 31–33, 38–43, 44, 53, 55–56, 151, 164

  WI-38 cells and, 75–76, 215–23, 241–42, 244–45

  February follow-up, 220–21, 243

  January agreement, 219–20, 241–42, 243, 272, 286

  Korean War, 86

  Kornberg, Arthur, 240, 324

  Krauss, Nicole, 13

  Kritchevsky, David, 39, 152

  Krol, John Joseph, 119, 176–77, 226–27

  Krugman, Saul, 160, 178, 195, 231

  Kruif, Paul de, 141–42

  Labor Department, U.S. (DOL), 315

  Lacks, Henrietta, 41n, 58

  laminar flow hoods, 92

  Lamont-Havers, Ronald, 278–79, 280, 284

  Lancet, 104, 105, 109, 137

  Langmuir, Alexander, 143

  Lasker, Albert, 210

  Lasker, Mary, 210–12, 225

  Latin Casino, 18

  Lazear, Jesse, 21

  Lederberg, Joshua, 240

  Lederle Laboratories, 33, 34, 38, 98–99, 198, 251–52

  Lehigh Coal & Navigation Company, 26

  Leidy, Joseph, 17

  Lennette, Edwin, 32

  Letchworth Village, 36–37

  leukemia, 45, 235–36

  Levan, Albert, 46, 49

  Levinthal, Jeana, 111

  Lewis, Margaret, 53

  Lewis, Sinclair, 141–42

  Loeffler, Friedrich, 20

  Los Angeles Times, 268

  Lourie, Alan D., 229

  Lycke, Erik, 81

  Lyman, Richard, 293

  Lynn, Michael, 347

  McCarthy, Kevin, 234–35

  McClintock, Barbara, 324

  MacConnell, Anna Gabrielle, 338–39, 358

  MacConnell, Betsy, 337–39, 358

  MacConnell, Chip, 337–39, 358

  MacConnell, Daniel, 338

  McDonald, J. C., 183

  McGucken, Joseph T., 268–69

  Mackowiak, Vre C., 129

  McLaughlin, A. C., 29

  McLimans, William, 53

  McMaster University, 328

  Macy, Marvin, 219

  Mahan, Edna, 106, 107, 359

  Mahoney, Florence, 321

  Malone, Thomas, 279, 317

  Man, the Unknown (Carrel), 58

  Manson, Lionel, 62

  Maraniss, David, 78

  Marburg virus outbreak, 198–203, 208

  Marriage Council of Philadelphia, 52

  Marshall, John, 28

  Marshall, R. E., 139

  Marston, Robert, 280

  Maton, William, 135

  Max Planck Institute, 40

  Mayo Clinic, 321

  Medawar, Peter, 44

  medical experiments, 7–8, 36–37, 71–75, 194–96, 350–52

  prisoner trials, 122–24, 124n, 179

  Medical Research Council (MRC), 92–93, 105, 213, 214–15, 243, 272n, 274, 284, 289, 308

  Medvedev, Zhores, 293

  Melnick, Joseph, 318

  Merck & Co., 26

  Benoit vaccine, 154, 198, 209, 211–12, 232

  chicken pox vaccine, 307–8, 309, 340, 343, 349

  Hayflick and WI-38 cells, 275–76, 310

  hepatitis A vaccine, 307, 308–9, 343–44

  MMR vaccines, 307, 333–35, 340, 347

  polio vaccine, 98–100, 108, 110–11

  rubella vaccine, 6, 153–54, 178, 189–90, 209–12, 225–26, 231–33, 261, 346–48

  Meredith, Betsy, 51

  Mérieux, Charles, 230

  Meruvax, 253, 258

  metallic sodium, 16

  Meyer, Harry “Hank,” 154–55, 225, 290

  NIH Conference, 231–33

  rubella vaccine, 154, 190–92, 198, 250

  trials, 191–92, 205, 208–9, 210–12, 230–31

  Microbe Hunters (de Kruif), 141–42

  Microbiological Associates, 293, 295

  microbiology, 19

  Miller, Elizabeth, 139n

  Miller, Fritz, 285

  Missionary Sisters of the Precious Blood, 176

  MMR II vaccine, 307, 333–35, 340

  MMR vaccine, 307, 347

  monkey kidney cells, 2, 4, 68, 78–79

  monkey virus. See SV40 virus

  Moorhead, Paul, 30, 84, 127

  background of, 30, 64

  Hayflick limit and, 69–70, 72–77, 78, 273, 320

  John Scott Award, 353–55

  polio vaccines, 108, 126–27

  “The Serial Cultivation of Human Diploid Cell Strains,” 72–78, 83, 89–90, 126, 152, 177, 243, 273, 320

  WI-38 cells and, 88–89, 90–91, 101–2, 223

  Morris, J. Anthony, 247–50

  Morris, Thomas D., 301

  Moscow University, 324

  Mousalam, Fadlo, 293

  MRC-5 cells, 214–15, 308–9, 343–44

  Mrs. X, 2, 86–88, 93–94, 101, 270, 349, 356, 360–61

  Mullally, Daniel, 205, 230–31

  Müller, Günter, 201, 202

  Muller, Hermann, 324

  Murphy, Donald, 243, 276, 279–83

  Murray, Roderick, 121–27, 154

  background of, 121–22

  Eddy and polio vaccine, 110

  Hayflick’s cell lines and, 125–27, 129, 246–47, 290

  prisoner experiments, 122–25

  rubella vaccines, 177–78, 179, 190–91, 202–3
, 207, 208, 209, 210, 212, 226, 231, 234, 236, 237

  Senate hearings and, 247–50, 280

  update on, 359

  Murrow, Edward R., 273

  Mussolini, Benito, 33

  Mycoplasma, 27, 67, 215, 242–43, 354

  Nader, Ralph, 247

  NASA Experiment Number SO15, 268–70

  Nathan Hayflick Dental Laboratory, 18

  National Bacteriological Laboratory, 3–4, 81–82, 358

  National Cancer Institute (NCI), 58, 85, 92–93, 216, 218–19, 220, 243

  National Enquirer, 109

  National Home for Asthmatic Children, 141

  National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, 153, 173, 190–91, 204–5, 230–31, 250

  National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness, 178

  National Institute of Veterinary Investigation, 168

  National Institute on Aging, 273, 278–80, 284, 296, 300, 321

  National Institutes of Health. See NIH

  National Museum of American History, 6

  National Veterinary School, 168

  Nature, 214–15, 355

  Naval Air Station Kenitra, 169, 171

  Naval Biological Laboratory (Oakland), 239

  Naval Station Great Lakes, 335

  Nazareth Childcare Center, 255

  Negri bodies, 169, 171

  Nelson-Rees, Walter, 239

  Neva, Franklin, 140

  Newark Eye and Ear Hospital, 184

  New England Journal of Medicine, 8, 195–96, 208, 254, 255, 350–51

  New York Cancer Society, 110

  New Yorker, 90

  New York Times, 58, 67, 108, 215, 230, 246, 254, 277, 281, 288, 290, 291, 330, 343

  New York Tribune, 58

  New York University, 34, 142, 160, 178, 231, 235

  Ney, Marshal, 258

  Nigeria, 252

  NIH (National Institutes of Health). See also DBS

  Eddy and Cutter incident, 95–96, 100

  Eddy and SV40 virus, 97–101, 110–11, 248

  Governor’s House conference (1969), 231–37

  research grants, 32, 153, 173, 204–5, 206, 218, 273, 288, 300–301

  Schriver investigation, 6, 280–87, 296

  Schriver report, 288–92, 296–97

  NIH Career Development Award, 215–16

  NIH Record, 230–31, 280–81

  Nixon, Richard, 321

  Norden, 217

  Northwestern University, 342

  Norton, Tom, 32, 37, 109, 120, 238

  Novartis, 344

  Nowell, Peter, 47

  Nugent, Arthur, 112

  Nuwiq, 353

  Obstetrical Society of Philadelphia, 50

  Offit, Paul, 210, 258

  O’Hara, John Cardinal, 112, 118–19, 176

  Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphanage, 123

  Ohio State Penitentiary, 71

  Olitsky, Peter, 23–24, 34

  Olovnikov, Alexey, 324–26, 328

  O’Malley, Joe, 190, 206

  Ophthalmological Society of Australia, 137

  oral contraceptives, 64

  Oregon Health & Science University, 43

  Oscar I of Sweden, 87

  Oshinsky, David M., 104n

  Osler, William, 17, 113–14

  Pakistan, 252

  Palo Alto Art Club, 239

  Pan American Health Organization, 346

  Panos, Theodore, 191–92

  Parke-Davis, 108, 225–26

  Parkman, Paul, 225, 237

  background of, 140

  NIH Conference, 231–33

  rubella vaccine, 154–55, 198, 250

  trials, 190–92, 205, 208–9, 210–12, 230–31

  rubella virus and, 140, 145–46, 153, 154

  passive immunization, 35, 169

  Pasteur, Louis, 1, 91, 141, 166, 302, 303

  Pasteur Institute of Iran, 302, 304–5, 345

  Patent and Trademark Office, U.S., 173, 221–22, 258, 304, 314, 315

  patent ductus arteriosus (PDA), 137, 146, 186–87

  patents, 6, 276–78, 312–17

  rabies vaccine, 173–74

  to universities, 312–17

  WI-38 cells, 217–18

  Paul Ehrlich Institute, 199–200

  Pawan, J. L., 33–34, 164

  Payne, Franklin, 52, 161–62

  Pearce, James, 306

  penicillin, 20, 92, 124, 170–71, 195, 277, 351

  Pennsylvania Association for Retarded Children, 189

  Perkins, Frank, 92, 127, 214, 284

  Perkins School for the Blind, 188

  Perlmutter, Saul, 354

  Pfizer, 213, 217, 238, 246–47, 250–52, 274–75

  PGH Research Fund, 114

  Philadelphia Chromosome, 47

  Philadelphia County Relief Board, 15

  Philadelphia General Hospital (PGH), 1–2, 5, 113–17, 119, 157, 359

  Philadelphia Mayor’s Scholarship, 16–17

  Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art, 26

  Philips Roxane, 190, 209, 225–26, 231, 232, 233, 237, 253

  Pica, Vincent, 182–83, 184, 186

  Pietrangelo, Dr. Alfred, 183, 185

  Pittman Moore, 303

  Pius XII, Pope, 52

  Planned Parenthood, 52–53, 210, 352–53

  plasmids, 277

  Pleibel, Nancy, 216, 241, 281–83

  pleuropneumonia-like organisms (PPLOs), 27, 29, 61

  Plotkin, Alec, 227, 259

  Plotkin, Helen Ehrlich, 149–50, 151, 227, 259

  Plotkin, Michael, 149–50, 151, 227, 259

  Plotkin, Stanley

  background of, 141–42

  cytomegalovirus vaccine, 354

  funding and grants, 204–5

  at Great Ormond Street Hospital, 141, 145–47

  Hayflick sales and, 244, 292, 295–96

  medical training, 141, 142–43

  NIH Conference, 231–32, 233–37

  personal life of, 259, 359

  polio vaccine, 103, 105, 107–8, 115–16, 117, 141, 144–45

  rabies vaccine, 304

  RA 27/3 rubella vaccine, 5, 7, 163, 204–8, 228–32, 233–34, 237–38, 274, 275, 346

  Horstmann’s research, 253–58, 260–61

  license agreements, 238, 244, 258–61

  patent, 221–22, 229–30

  trials, 176–81, 189, 192–98, 206–8, 226–28, 233–34

  rubella research, 141, 145–50, 152–63, 157n

  Senate hearings, 249–50

  update on, 358–59

  at Wistar, 141, 143–44, 151–52

  Plotkin, Susan Lannon, 259, 359

  polio, 13, 23–26, 34–35

  polio vaccine, 2, 34–37, 68, 95–98. See also specific vaccines

  Cutter incident, 2, 95–96, 100, 121

  SV40 virus and, 2, 97–101, 102–6, 108–11, 125

  Pollard, Morris, 30

  polyoma virus, 46, 96

  Pomerat, Charles, 29–30, 127

  population doubling levels (PDL), 63–64, 274

  Pound, Ezra, 31

  Poupard, Jim, 112–13, 116–17, 119–20, 359

  pregnant women, rubella vaccination risks, 233, 233n

  Preston, Richard, 201–2

  Prince Henry Hospital (Sydney), 136

  prisoner experiments, 122–24, 124n, 179

  Privacy Act of 1974, 294, 295, 318

  Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 90–91, 111

  Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine, 140

  Providence College
, 282

  Provost, Philip, 308, 343

  Public Health Service, U.S., 121, 143, 196

  Pucinski, Roman, 196

  Puck, Theodore “Ted,” 47–48, 76–77, 320

  Pulmozyme, 352–53

  Purcell, Bill, 39

  QSOX1, 342

  rabies, 164–74

  epidemiology, 169–70

  prevalence, 165–66

  signs and symptoms, 165

  transmission, 33–34, 165

  rabies vaccine, 68, 166–71, 309, 344–45

  Billy’s case, 169, 170–72

  Iran case, 302–5

  patents, 173–74

  Sprick case, 172–73

  Raffel, Sidney, 216

  Ramsay, A. Melvin, 146–47

  Randolph, Martin, 256

  Raub, William, 408n

  Ravdin, Isidor Schwaner, 33, 51–53, 71

  Ravdin, Robert, 46, 53, 71–72, 111

  Razi Institute, 302

  RA 27/3 rubella vaccine, 5, 7, 163, 204–8, 228–34, 237–38, 274, 275, 346

  Horstmann’s research, 253–58, 260–61

  license agreements, 238, 244, 258–61

  patent, 221–22

  trials, 176–81, 189, 192–98, 206–8, 226–28, 233–34

  Reagan, Leslie J., 160

  Reagan, Ronald, 188, 314n, 317

  Recherche et Industrie Thérapeutiques (RIT), 190, 225–26, 229, 230–31

  Reed, Walter, 21

  Reichert Company, 65

  Reimers, Niels, 276–77, 315n

  replicometers, 323

  Research Institute for Microbial Diseases, 307

  respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), 214

  Rhoads, Jonathan, 33

  Ribicoff, Abraham, 247–50, 280

  Rich, Clayton, 284

  Richardson, Elliot, 250

  Richardson, Suzanne, 108

  Richmond, Julius, 301

  Rigoni-Stern, Domenico, 44–45

  Rimbaud, Arthur, 31

  Riseberg, Richard J., 286, 300–301, 407–8n

  River, The (Hooper), 107

  Rivers, Thomas, 21, 25

  Robbins, Frederick, 23, 24–26, 143

  Rockefeller Foundation, 33

  Rockefeller Institute, 22, 23–24, 57

  Roe v. Wade, 50, 176, 265, 267, 270

  Romper Room (TV show), 90

  Roosa, Robert, 241, 354

  Roosevelt, Eleanor, 106

  Roosevelt, Franklin D., 13

  Rosanoff, Eugene, 223

  Ross, John D., 219

  Roth, Ursula, 31

  Rothman, David J., 123–24

  Rous, Peyton, 45–46, 75, 77, 236

  Rous sarcoma virus, 45

  Roux, Pierre Paul Émile, 225

  Royal Alexandra Hospital for Children, 133–35

  Royal Army Medical Corps, 133

  Royston, Ivor, 312

  rubella, 1–2, 68, 135

  diagnosis, 139–40, 146–49, 158–61

 

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