Joseph Stokes

Dublin City University

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M. R. Hilleman

American Association For Cancer Research

Eugene B. Buynak

United States Military Academy

Robert E. Weibel

Health Resources and Services Administration

Werner Henle

University of Pennsylvania

Elizabeth P. Maris

University of Pennsylvania

Gertrude Henle

University Hospital Frankfurt

Charles M. Reilly

Science Research Laboratory

John R. Neefe

Johns Hopkins University

Sydney S. Gellis

Tufts University

T. N. Harris

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

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University of Pennsylvania

Children's Hospital of Philadelphia

Philadelphia University

United States Military Academy

Harvard University

Dublin City University

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

The Wistar Institute

Merck (Germany)

Merck & Co., Inc., Rahway, NJ, USA (United States)

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THE EFFECT OF PROPYLENE OLYCOL VAPOR ON THE INCIDENCE OF RESPIRATORY INFECTIONS IN A CONVALESCENT HOME FOR CHILDREN

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences (1942)

Tracey Harris Joseph Stokes

10.1097/00000441-194209000-00016

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Live, Attenuated Mumps-Virus Vaccine

New England Journal of Medicine (1967)

M. R. Hilleman Robert E. Weibel Eugene B. Buynak Joseph Stokes James E. Whitman

PREVIOUS reports1 2 3 4 described the development of the Jeryl Lynn B level live, attenuated mumps-virus vaccine, the findings in early clinical tests of the vaccine and the serologic and clinical responses to the vaccine in a controlled field study carried out in the Havertown–Springfield suburb of Philadelphia during the fall, winter and spring of 1965–66. The present report summarizes the data on the protective efficacy of the vaccine against natural mumps challenge in the Havertown–Springfield study.ResultsConduct of the StudyDetails of the study plan were previously described,3 and only the essential aspects are given here. Lot 137 of Jeryl . . .

Attenuated vaccine

Mumps vaccine

10.1056/nejm196702022760502

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Vaccination of Families Against Poliomyelitis by Feeding and by Contact Spread of Living Attenuated Virus Including Studies of Virus Properties After Human Intestinal Passage

Acta Paediatrica (1960)

Stanley A. Plotkin Hilary Koprowski SUSANNE N. RICHARDSON Joseph Stokes

General hospital

10.1111/j.1651-2227.1960.tb07771.x

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INFECTIOUS HEPATITIS

Journal of the American Medical Association (1951)

Joseph Stokes

Following the evidence first obtained by Stokes and Neefe¹that gamma globulin from large pools of plasma, in amounts of 0.15 ml. per pound of body weight, was protective against epidemic hepatitis, there have been numerous confirmatory studies,²in some of which a dosage of 0.06 ml. per pound of body weight has been proved to be effective. Studies were then initiated to determine (1) whether recent batches of gamma globulin were as effective as the batches first used, (2) whether, for the purpose of conserving the material, smaller doses of gamma globulin could be used as effectively, and (3) how long the protection of gamma globulin remained when the persons who had been inoculated continued to be exposed to the disease. The present report presents the data concerning the above three questions obtained on studies of epidemics of hepatitis within three relatively well-segregated institutions. The problem related

10.1001/jama.1951.03670250006003

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AIR-BORNE CROSS-INFECTION IN THE CASE OF THE COMMON COLD

The American Journal of the Medical Sciences (1943)

T. N. Harris Joseph Stokes

Common cold

Cross infection

10.1097/00000441-194311000-00009

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Live attenuated rubella virus vaccines prepared in duck embryo cell culture. II. Clinical tests in families and in an institution.

PubMed (1968)

Robert E. Weibel Joseph Stokes Eugene B. Buynak James E. Whitman M. B. Leagus

Duck embryo cell culture rubella virus vaccines prepared with the HPV-77 (Meyer-Parkman) and the Merck (B-level attenuation) strains of virus were evaluated in a large-scale family study in the open community and in an institution. Of 265 initially seronegative children vaccinated with the HPV-77 virus in duck embryo cell culture, 97% responded serologically with a geometric mean hemagglutination-inhibiting (HI) titer of 1:53.2. There was no apparent clinical illness and no serologic evidence for contact spread to 262 susceptible siblings or to 34 maternal contacts. The performance of the Merck B-level vaccine in duck embryo cell culture in the smaller institutional study was essentially the same as that of the HPV-77 except that the mean HI titer was almost three times as great (1:148.3). Both vaccines proved safe and efficacious in children, and community studies are in progress in larger numbers of persons.

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Evidence for the propagation of the virus of serum hepatitis in the chick embryo

Archives of Virology (1952)

Werner Henle Miles E. Drake Gertrude Henle Joseph Stokes

Intramuscular injection

Hepatitis virus

Medical microbiology

10.1007/bf01242027