Dr. P. V. Gharpure – An eminent Indian pathologist and a pioneer in starting oral polio vaccination in India
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2022-10-21Author
Lanjewar, Dhaneshwar NamdeoraoWagholikar, Ulhas Laxman
Jhala, Nirag Chandrakant
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Pathology and Laboratory MedicinePermanent link to this record
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http://dx.doi.org/10.4103/ijpm.ijpm_319_22Abstract
Dr. Purushottam Vishwanath Gharpure was an eminent Indian pathologist and an emeritus Professor of Pathology at the Grant Medical College, Bombay. He was a pioneer in carrying out the first field trial of polio vaccination which marked the beginning of the polio eradication program in India. Dr. Gharpure set an example by taking his laboratory work to the field and proving how the laboratory research can be used to better the society. The mesmerizing story of Dr. “Gharpure's life” is described in this paper.Citation
Lanjewar, Dhaneshwar Namdeorao1,2,; Wagholikar, Ulhas Laxman2,3; Jhala, Nirag Chandrakant4. Dr. P. V. Gharpure – An eminent Indian pathologist and a pioneer in starting oral polio vaccination in India. Indian Journal of Pathology and Microbiology 65(4):p 966-969, Oct–Dec 2022. DOI: 10.4103/ijpm.ijpm_319_22Citation to related work
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