Ms. Boniface is a biostatistician and reproductive health researcher at Oregon Health & Science University as well as a doctoral student in Health Systems and Policy the OHSU-PSU School of Public Health in Portland, Oregon. Her research applies data science and rigorous methodology to increase understanding of women’s sexual and reproductive health and the impact of public policies.

Authored by Emily Boniface, M.P.H.

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Impacts of Food Insecurity on Health: 2024 NCHS/AcademyHealth Data Visualization Challenge

Winners of the 2024 NCHS/AcademyHealth Data Visualization Challenge utilized publicly available county-level health data, County Health Rankings, and NCHS datasets to evaluate the relationship between food insecurity and chronic diseases such as diabetes and obesity across various regions of the U.S.
Posted By Chelsea Keating, M.P.H., Emily Boniface, M.P.H., Mina Colon, M.P.H.
Topics Using Health Data