“Atypical Polio”, has since been renamed “ME” and even more recently, “Chronic Fatigue Syndrome”. But it remains a kind of polio despite the change of name, and newer technology has shown up the generic similarities of the most fre­quent agent that causes it….

…Other researchers demonstrate that ME is just another form of polio…

…papers by Dr Richard Bruno, assistant professor at the New Jersey Medical School’s department of physical medicine and rehabilitation and director of Post-Polio Reha­bilitation and Research Service at the Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation in New Jersey, and four other specialists compare in graphic detail ME - now often called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Post-Polio Syndrome … Post-Polio is indistinguishable from ME.