Taylor Daniel, MPH

Graduate of @ColoradoSPH. Passions include #totalworkerhealth #publichealth #corporatewellness

[Taylor Daniel, MPH @taylor_m_daniel]

@bubbbafat Lulus!

[City of Fort Collins @fortcollinsgov]

🤔 Wondering what to do with political signs after the election? Most election signs are not recyclable and should not be put in your curbside recycling bin.

Learn which signs go where. 👇🏾

https://t.co/rWZZQA3vxR

[Taylor Daniel, MPH @taylor_m_daniel]

@Tom_Lisi Beautiful! I need to take some time off and get into nature again before it gets too cold for my liking!

[Taylor Daniel, MPH @taylor_m_daniel]

@SsssamanthaaMUA I’m not vegan at all but @bowmarnutrition has AMAZING vegan flavors. They aren’t chalky, they mix well with water, and they taste as good if not better than whey. They don’t upset my stomach, which is why I opt for them. Not naming a specific flavor because they are all good.

[OtterBox @OtterBox]

Retweet if you can't help but wave 👋 to end a meeting now. 👩‍💻

[Larimer Health Dept. @larimerhealth]

We stand with the @PublicHealth American Public Health Association and agree that racism is an ongoing public health crisis that needs our attention now. #larimercounty https://t.co/lqUbd76Vn9

[VICE Life @ViceLife]

Self-care tips for Black people struggling with this very painful week.

[THREAD]

https://t.co/ECoXf2HONe

[Robert Reich @RBReich]

A few lessons from coronavirus:

1) Workers make America strong, not billionaires.

2) If we can afford to bail out corporations, we can afford to invest in the people.

3) We must demand Medicare for All.

4) Government matters.

5) Inequality kills black and brown Americans.

[Kimberly D. Manning, MD, MACP @gradydoctor]

Wow. Just. . . . wow.

[U.S. FDA @FDA]

Wondering if disinfectant sprays or wipes can be used on your skin to prevent the spread of #COVID19? The answer is no 👉 Disinfectant sprays or wipes are not intended for use on humans or animals and should only be used on hard, non-porous surfaces. https://t.co/OeUT8eh16t

[CNN @CNN]

The Asian giant hornet is thought to kill 50 people a year worldwide, mostly due to allergic reactions or multiple stings. More than 700,000 people die from mosquito-borne illnesses every year, according to the World Health Organization. https://t.co/tMkkmb4WSx

[Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment @CDPHE]

If your job involves regularly helping customers, right now is a critical time to be watching out for signs that a customer may be experiencing violence. #COVID19Colorado

[CNN @CNN]

Covid-19 is changing the daily lives of people around the globe, but even so, it must not stop women from acquiring contraceptives or safe abortions, Anu Kumar writes for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/6hZMRahdus

[CBSColorado @CBSNewsColorado]

'Suite C' Salon Marks Reopening With Free Haircuts For Health Care Workers https://t.co/zmb1BHHguu

[Justin Wolfers @JustinWolfers]

I don’t think I’ve said this loud enough, so here goes: Every economist I know believes that the single best way to ensure a robust recovery is to beat the bug. There’s no economic health without public health.

[Brian Maass @Briancbs4]

Nurses and front line workers at @DenverHealthMed fear retaliation if they talk to reporters about their bosses getting bonuses during a pandemic. So we obtained tape of a meeting between the CEO and nurses and it was tense, to say the least:
https://t.co/O8cPjl6ft1

[Kristen Howerton @kristenhowerton]

To the folks in California who are scheming a "civil disobedience" by going to the beach this weekend even though it's been banned ... I don't recall seeing any of you participate in this kind of action before. 1/5

[Taylor Daniel, MPH @taylor_m_daniel]

@Tom_Lisi Tom, I’m so sorry for your loss. ❤️

[Seattle Police Officers Guild @SPOG1952]

BIG thanks @OldElkBourbon for Sanitizer to keep Officers & Seattle safe. This family of companies includes @AngelArmorPro & @OtterBox @AngelArmorPro is committed to Officer Safety & created the Patrol Rifle Plate program. Thanks to @FedEx for extra help w/Drum! #InThisTogether

[Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment @CDPHE]

During times of uncertainty, it's important to let your mind and body relax. Here are some ideas:
▪️Go for a walk (6 ft. apart!).
▪️Turn off the news.
▪️Connect with friends & family online.
▪️Host a virtual game or movie night.
▪️Get artistic and create a work of art