Arbovirologist And Professor Uc Berkeley School of Public Health Oral History
Arbovirologist And Professor Uc Berkeley School of Public Health Oral History
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C. , by PAHO to review the problem. Pedro Galindo came up from Panama for one of those meetings. He actually had a heart attack while making his presentation. The situation had its morbid humor, because when he woke up he realized that nonpracticing physicians like Bill Scherer, Phil Russell, and Karl Johnson were all huddled over him. Pedro knew they hadn't really practiced medicine since they graduated from medical school and internships. Pedro said, "Please take me to the hospitalnot you guy...s. " [laughter] And they did.
The Pan American Health Organization worked with the various veterinary agencies to coordinate and exchange information on control efforts and reporting of the disease .
Hughes : You mentioned to me off tape that you were an advisor to PAHO for over thirty years?
Reeves: Yes, it began in the mid 1960s, and I still am. I just had notice that PAHO and WHO were renewing my appointments, but they have not asked me to do anything for many years . I think they keep people like me on as advisors because they've got a name of a person recognized as working in the field, and they figure that if you're listed, you are still going to be available if they really need you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. , by PAHO to review the problem. Pedro Galindo came up from Panama for one of those meetings. He actually had a heart attack while making his presentation. The situation had its morbid humor, because when he woke up he realized that nonpracticing physicians like Bill Scherer, Phil Russell, and Karl Johnson were all huddled over him. Pedro knew they hadn't really practiced medicine since they graduated from medical school and internships. Pedro said, "Please take me to the hospitalnot you guy...s. " [laughter] And they did.
The Pan American Health Organization worked with the various veterinary agencies to coordinate and exchange information on control efforts and reporting of the disease .
Hughes : You mentioned to me off tape that you were an advisor to PAHO for over thirty years?
Reeves: Yes, it began in the mid 1960s, and I still am. I just had notice that PAHO and WHO were renewing my appointments, but they have not asked me to do anything for many years . I think they keep people like me on as advisors because they've got a name of a person recognized as working in the field, and they figure that if you're listed, you are still going to be available if they really need you.
What to read after Arbovirologist And Professor Uc Berkeley School of Public Health Oral History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William C William Carlisle Reeves to read onlineMoreLess
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