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Sister Elizabeth Kenny developed physical therapy applying new methods for polio therapy, globally.

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Image title	(Original Caption) Sister Elizabeth Kenny, introducer of the hot pack method of treating infantile paralysis, works on a young polio victim in the Kenny Infantile Paralysis Institute in Minneapolis, a short time after her arrival by air from San Francisco. The famous Australian nurse docked there after a visit to her homeland. Minneapolis and St. Paul lead the polio struck cities in the nation with 28 dead and 323 reported cases of infantile paralysis.
Author	Bettmann
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Vertical resolution	300 dpi
Credit/Provider	Bettmann Archive
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