Your Local Epidemiologist in California
Matt WillisTranslating the ever-changing science of public health for Californians so you can take action for your community’s health
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The bottom line: Get screened for colon cancer
If you’re behind on your colon cancer screening, you’re not alone. I was, too. In fact, about one in three of us in California aren’t up to date. This video explains what you need to know, so we can all catch up on delayed preventive care. ...
Measles outbreak, record flu levels, new alcohol guidelines, and an invitation
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Cannabis and mental health, Super Bowl LX, flu B, and mushrooms
California rolled out the red carpet for a spectacular weekend hosting the Super Bowl. We’re watching for any infectious disease aftermath. State cannabis warnings are promoting sensible and informed use. Influenza B—usually the last act of...
TB outbreak in a school, measles in the Magic Kingdom, and flu
It’s been a busy week for California public health workers—tuberculosis in the North, measles in the South, and flu across the state. This week’s Dose is covers a lot of ground—we’ll start in San Francisco, with TB.
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Matt Willis is a physician, epidemiologist and former Public Health Officer for Marin County, California.
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