Hi! I’m Dr. Talia Quandelacy. I’m excited to take over @societyforepi’s twitter today to talk about #COVID19's impact on Indigenous communities. I hope you’ll follow along, and follow me @nmrelleno for more research/ memes! #epitwitter #nativeepi #TaliaTwitterTakeover
A bit about me: I’m an ID epidemiologist studying influenza, other respiratory viruses (incl. coronavirus), and vector-borne diseases (e.g., dengue, Zika). I’m an incoming Asst. Prof. at @ColoradoSPH + a grad of @JohnsHopkinsSPH, @HarvardHSPH, @EmoryRollins, @TuftsUniversity
I'm also a proud New Mexican! And I'm Native American from the Zuni and Laguna Pueblos and Choctaw Nation. Here's photo of Zuni!
Last but not least: quick disclaimer! The views and opinions I'll share here today are my own and not those of any institution I'm affiliated with.
You can follow @societyforepi.
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