Author: Elayne Otstot (public health girl)
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Updates and TASH 2019
organizations like TASH are doing. They are vocal proponents of disabled persons being able to earn a decent wage (more than just $2.50/hr USD), get and education, and lead fulfilling and even independent lives.
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Update and Trump’s ADA
Recently there has been outcry with President Trump’s rollbacks, ranging from net neutrality to EPA regulations. I know a lot of us are wondering just how this begins to affect or even what effect it will have on our lives. For some people it might not be a very big impact, but for individuals in…
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Flu Season is Nothing to Sneeze At!
This article was previously published in the University of Texas Shorthorn Community Voices section. In case you hadn’t noticed, the flu season is soon to be upon us all here in Texas. We’ve already had the back to school strep, the quarter term creeping crud, and the terrible allergies we all get here in Texas.…
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Unlikely Hikers at REI Dallas
Recently I was invited to a REI Plus Women’s trunk show at REI Dallas put together in conjunction with REI’s Force of Nature campaign and Jenny Bruso from Unlikely Hikers
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Mad for Mading: A Glimpse Into the Past of Public Health
Originally posted on The Black Bag: Foundations of Medicine: Keya Gokhale Special Collections Intern Are you a current public health student or researcher? Do you just love old books? Come check out the Mading collection at the McGovern Historical Center! It is a one-stop shop for information regarding the worldwide history of public health. It…
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Finding My Immunization Records
Last year, I applied for a position with a company, and they requested that I submit a copy of these records confirming that I’ve all my childhood immunizations along with a few extras.
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