isabel morgan was from johns hopkins. she was the daughter of thomas hunt morgan, a nobel prize-winning geneticist. isabel morgan was working on a killed virus polio vaccine and she was years ahead. salk.ah in 1949, at the very height -- thank you. all i need to know is a professional trainer, right? perhaps a treadmill. andy nautilus machine and we are in business -- and a nautilus machine and we are in business. thank you. isabel morgan. isabel morgan was well ahead. she was working at hopkins. hopkins had a wonderful research staff. at the very height of her creativity in 1949, isabel morgan left research to marry and raise a family. she made the decision that women had to make in that era and have to make today. doubts that had isabel morgan stayed the course, we would be today talking about the morgan vaccine and not the salk vaccine. the march of dimes, encouraging ambitious, aggressive researchers did wonderful work. ,let me tell you one other thing the march of dimes did. normally, people's eyes glaze over when you

isabel morgan. .sabel morgan was well ahead she was working at hopkins. hopkins had a wonderful research staff. at the very height of her creativity in 1949, isabel research to marry and raise a family. she made the decision that women had to make in that era and have to make today. i have very few doubt that have isabel morgan stayed the course, we would be today speaking about the morgan vaccine. andmarch of dimes encouraging jews, women, ambitious, aggressive researchers, did wonderful work. but me tell you another thing it did. , people's eyes glaze over when you speak about this. you know universities cannot survive without it. the march of dimes began giving out its own grants. the first one they gave out was to them in the would win the nobel prize by the name of john enders. he got $50,000 from the march of dimes. he was thrilled that harvard turned it down. you know, who was going to pay for the lighting, you eating? who was going to pay for the monkeys and the chimps it takes to do these experiments? what the march of dimes did was think up the c