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This oral history transcript documents the career of William C. Reeves, a distinguished arbovirologist and professor at the UC Berkeley School of Public Health. The interview, conducted by James L. Hardy, Marilyn M. Milby, and Sally Smith Hughes, explores Reeves's significant contributions to the field of virology, particularly his work on arboviruses and their impact on public health.
The transcript provides valuable insights into Reeves's research, teaching, and administrative roles at UC Berkeley. It also offers a historical perspective on the development of public health practices and the scientific advancements in understanding and combating viral diseases. This oral history serves as an important resource for researchers, students, and anyone interested in the history of science, virology, and public health.
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