Albert Sabin

The pursuit of a polio-free world was a dream I dedicated my life to.

Science knows no country, because knowledge belongs to humanity, and is the torch which illuminates the world.

The greatest reward for a scientist is not money or fame, but the knowledge that his work has contributed to the well-being of humanity.

Polio is a disease that can be eradicated. We have the tools; we just need the will.

The oral polio vaccine is a living vaccine, and that is its strength.

I never thought of myself as a hero. I was just doing my job.

The fight against disease is a continuous one. There are always new challenges.

We must never forget the human element in medicine. It's not just about science; it's about people.

The greatest satisfaction comes from seeing your work directly benefit people.

To conquer a disease, you must understand it completely.

The development of the oral polio vaccine was a team effort. Many people contributed.

Don't be afraid to challenge conventional wisdom. That's how progress is made.

Every child deserves a chance to live a life free from preventable diseases.

I believe in the power of research to solve the world's problems.

The fight against disease is a global responsibility.

We must educate the public about the importance of vaccination.

My work was driven by a desire to alleviate human suffering.

The scientific community has a moral obligation to use its knowledge for the good of all.

Never give up on a problem, no matter how difficult it seems.

The human body is a marvel of complexity, and we are only beginning to understand it.