Which marketing campaign is credited with increasing polio vaccination rates from 0.6% to 80% in the United States between 1954-1957?

In the realm of science communication and public health, marketing campaigns can literally save lives. Some scientific breakthroughs require effective marketing to achieve widespread adoption and impact. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most successful science-related marketing campaigns in history that dramatically changed public health outcomes through persuasive messaging and strategic distribution.

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The March of Dimes 'Join the Fight Against Polio' campaign featuring Elvis Presley
CDC's 'Science for Safety' nationwide educational tour with Jonas Salk
The American Medical Association's 'Trust the Research' television spots
National Institute of Health's 'Your Child's Future' newspaper and radio campaign