Albert Sabin

Curiosity is the engine of scientific discovery.

The fight against disease is a testament to the enduring human spirit.

We must always strive to make scientific knowledge accessible and understandable to the public.

The pursuit of a polio-free world is a dream that can become a reality.

My life's work has been dedicated to the service of humanity.

The scientific method, when applied rigorously, can solve even the most complex problems.

Never give up on a cause you believe in, especially when it concerns human health.

The eradication of smallpox proved that global disease eradication is possible. Polio is next.

The greatest legacy we can leave is a healthier world for future generations.

Science is not just about facts; it's about imagination and the courage to explore the unknown.

The conquest of polio was possible only because of the cooperation of many scientists and the support of the public.

Vaccination is one of the most cost-effective health interventions in history.

I do not believe in the use of animals for vaccine production if alternatives exist.

The oral polio vaccine has saved millions of lives worldwide.

Science progresses through trial and error, but perseverance is key.

Polio knows no borders; neither should our efforts to eradicate it.

In medicine, humility before nature's complexities is essential.

The greatest joy is seeing a child walk who might not have.

Funding for research must be sustained, not sporadic.

Live attenuated vaccines mimic natural infection safely.