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Protect yourself and others: get vaccinated—a 2026 update
In March of 2024, I wrote about an active measles outbreak that was impacting my hometown in Florida. In that post, I discussed why measles is such a difficult disease
In March of 2024, I wrote about an active measles outbreak that was impacting my hometown in Florida. In that post, I discussed why measles is such a difficult disease
This holiday season, I had the opportunity (and a privilege that I don’t take lightly) to cross the U.S. border and enjoy some time in Quebec with my partner. It
Epidemiologist II Shanyin Yang shares what she’s working on at ICH right now, the experience that prepared her for this role, and how she likes to spend her downtime. Read
Last spring, I flew home for ten days to take care of my nieces while my sister and her husband took a much-deserved trip to celebrate their twentieth wedding anniversary.
As evaluators, we have a variety of data collection approaches we can use that allow us to understand our partners’ work. As part of one ongoing program evaluation, we’re using
In being asked to speak at a CHA management meeting on how my Latine heritage has factored into my experience and life as a whole, I found myself pondering how