PARIS: A jab to protect children against polio that fell out of favor in the 1960s should be given a frontline role to help stamp out the disease, doctors reported in The Lancet on Friday.
The injection can provide better and long-lasting protection against the polio virus when used to supplement oral vaccine, which replaced it in most countries, they said.
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