Donald S. Burke, MD, dean emeritus of the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health, is one of the world’s foremost experts in prevention, diagnosis and control of infectious diseases of global concern, including HIV/AIDS, dengue, hepatitis A, avian influenza and emerging infectious diseases. In addition to serving as dean of Pitt Public Health, Dr. Burke was associate vice chancellor for global health, health sciences, and director of the Center for Vaccine Research. He also was the first UPMC-Jonas Salk Professor of Global Health.
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