Which innovative scientific product marketing campaign from the 1950s featured the slogan "A Gift to the Children of the World" and used March of Dimes funding to revolutionize public health?

Test your knowledge about how major scientific breakthroughs were marketed to the public! Scientific innovation doesn't just happen in labs—it requires effective product marketing strategies to gain adoption and funding. This poll explores a fascinating intersection of science and product marketing that changed how we approach healthcare forever.

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Jonas Salk's polio vaccine, which was deliberately not patented to maximize distribution
The first commercial antibiotics by Pfizer, marketed as "miracle drugs"
DuPont's Teflon coating, initially developed for space program applications
The first artificial heart valve, marketed by Edwards Laboratories