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International Track of the Epidemic Intelligence Service
Course
The International Health Program Office, CDC, and the Division
of Public Health of Emory University will conduct the
International Track of the Epidemic Intelligence Service Course,
October 1-26, 1990, in Atlanta. This course will replace the
course previously offered in June and July but will be similar in
content. The course is designed to provide participants with
basic epidemiologic skills useful for work in developing
countries. Participants should have some epidemiology background
or have current or future job responsibilities related to
epidemiology activities in a developing country. Applications are
due June 1, 1990. For further information or an application form,
contact Department PSB, Emory University, Division of Public
Health, 1599 Clifton Road, N.E., Atlanta, GA 30329; telephone
(404) 727-0199; FAX (404) 727-8744; TELEX (810) 751-8512.
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