What is the difference between health equality and health equity? In public health, we always strive for health equity. We meet people where they are to give them opportunities for health. Watch this video for a personal example to learn the difference between the terms and why health equity is our goal.

Dr Walker answers questions on the new emerging variant as we wait for more data.

Dr Walker answers questions about mortality rate expression.

Dr. Danielle Walker, Public Health Specialist gives us some helpful insight to the role of Public Health Specialists and a better understanding of vaccines. We weren’t able to answer all vaccine questions in this video. Two important questions we’ve received since filming with brief responses are: 1. Do the new vaccines change our DNA? No, mRNA stands for messenger RNA and it is not DNA. The vaccines work by putting a message in your body that prepares your immune system to know what to do if you get COVID. Then mRNA tells your immune system how to recognize COVID and the exact way to fight it. 2. Are there aborted fetal cells in the new vaccines? No. There are no aborted fetal cells in the new COVID vaccines. If you have any questions for Danielle, you can click the link below and submit your questions and she will respond with a future video. https://www.vineyardanaheim.com/resources/health You can also learn more about Meeting TENTS at https://meetingtents.org/ Stay Connected at Vineyard Anaheim Website: http://www.vineyardanaheim.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vineyardana... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VineyardAnaheim

Shifting our perspective changes the atmosphere and trajectory of our lives and those we come in contact with. Listen to Dr. Danielle walker as she discusses how to live a life of gratitude and in a world that often does not. Chapels are a regular part of student life at Biola University. Learn more about what it’s like to be a Biola student at https://www.biola.edu/student-life

Become an ethical leader in public health through the Master of Public Health (MPH) program at Biola University. The MPH program is offered fully online with two concentrations — global health and epidemiology. With an MPH being the most widely recognized professional credential for leadership in public health, you'll be equipped for a career in health education, global health, environmental health, epidemiology and health services administration in both private organizations and government health departments. As an MPH student at Biola, you'll apply the concepts and theories learned in the classroom to real-life health situations working with field preceptors and public health faculty advisors. You'll also be mentored by our experienced and caring faculty members, while building your professional network through internship opportunities in various communities and countries. Biola's Master of Public Health program will prepare you with integrative experiences, community-based practicums and clinically oriented research opportunities to become a well-rounded public health agent of change. Learn more at https://www.biola.edu/master-of-public-health

Dr.Danielle Walker, Public Health Specialist gives us some helpful insight to the role of Public Health Specialists and a better understanding of Contact Tracing. If you have any questions for Danielle you can click the link below and submit your questions and she will respond with a future video https://www.vineyardanaheim.com/resources/health You can also learn more about Meeting TENTS at https://meetingtents.org/ Stay Connected at Vineyard Anaheim Website: http://www.vineyardanaheim.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vineyardana... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VineyardAnaheim