File:David Sencer in 2008.png
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English: This 2008 photograph depicted former Centers for Disease Control Director, Dr. David J. Sencer at a podium, as he was speaking during a CDC Smallpox Reunion, held in Atlanta, Georgia. It was during Dr. Sencer's watch that bold efforts to fight smallpox on a global scale, lead to its official Worldwide eradication in 1980.
David J. Sencer, M.D., M.P.H., joined CDC in 1960 and was director of CDC during 1966–1977. His other positions included New York City Health Commissioner during 1982–1986. Dr. Sencer passed away on May 2, 2011 in Atlanta, Georgia. |
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Author | CDC/James Gathany | ||||
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