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Jean Roy Oral History
Jean Roy served as a Public Health Advisor in Dahomey, now known as Benin, which had the second highest incidence of smallpox in the world at that time.
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Oral History
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Benin (Dahomey)
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Leo and Jane Morris Oral History
Leo Morris describes the smallpox program in Brazil and the eradication of the disease.
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Oral History
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Brazil
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"Smallpox Eradication Program in Brazil" by Leo Morris
Stan Foster introduces Leo Morris.
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Presentation
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Brazil
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Bill White Oral History
Bill White was an Operations Officer assigned to Upper Volta (Burkina Faso).
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Oral History
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Burkina Faso (Upper Volta)
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"Career Influence of Smallpox" by Arlan Rosenbloom
Arlan Rosenbloom, epidemiologist, describes how his work with smallpox eradication in Cameroon changed his career.
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Presentation
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Cameroon
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Bob Baldwin Oral History
Bob Baldwin, served as an Regional Operations Officer in French-speaking West Africa.
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Oral History
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Central African Republic
Cameroon
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Neal Ewen Oral History
Neal Ewen was an Public Health Advisor assigned to Central African Republic.
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Oral History
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Central African Republic
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LourieTranscript
Partial transcript of oral history.
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Oral History
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Chad
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"In Search of a Sustainable Health Care Model" by David Thompson
David Thompson, an EIS epidemiologist, was assigned to Nigeria and then to Liberia.
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Presentation
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Chad
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Ann Lourie Oral History
Ann Lourie, wife of Bernard Lourie, who served as an Epidemiologist in Chad.
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Oral History
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Chad
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