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The Definition of a Polio Case Changed in the Middle of the Vaccine Era Before lab confirmation was routine, paralytic polio was a clinical diagnosis — and other enteroviruses producing similar presentations were counted alongside it. After 1954, the case definition tightened to require residual paralysis at sixty days, and laboratory confirmation became standard. Reported counts fell for both reasons. None of this settles what the vaccine did or didn't accomplish. It does mean that raw before-and-after numbers, cited by anyone in this argument, are measuring two different things. Join the Fight: http://www.mcculloughfnd.org Courtesy of GMI TV, AMI365 Conference 2026 Watch the Full Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfJc1LGZ4xw #MedicalFreedom