What we know about the polio case in New York
The case in suburban Rockland County is the first confirmed polio case in the U.S. in about a decade.
By Stephanie Kim

What we know about the polio case in New York
The case in suburban Rockland County is the first confirmed polio case in the U.S. in about a decade.
By Stephanie Kim
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New York health officials are urging residents to get vaccinated against polio after finding the virus in wastewater a month before a polio case was confirmed there in July. Officials say the person infected with the virus sought treatment for weakness and paralysis, and was not vaccinated.
Reset gets the latest details about the case in Rockland County and how it’s shedding light on areas with lower vaccination rates.
GUEST: Arthur Allen, senior correspondent for Kaiser Health News