Meet the @UCLAchpr! Our team of researchers and analysts is dedicated to advancing health equity by informing policies that work for everyone. Learn how we’re making an impact on health policy research: https://t.co/oOKezsyPTL.

Join us for an AskCHIS™ data user training TODAY at noon. We'll walk through how to set up a free account and how to use CHIS' free online health query tool AskCHIS™ to get data on a wide range of health and health-related topics: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

Join us for an AskCHIS™ data user training TOMORROW at noon. We'll walk through how to set up a free account and how to use CHIS' free online health query tool AskCHIS™ to get data on a wide range of health and health-related topics: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

Did you miss the California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) data release? The recording is now available! Check out key findings on topics including: experiences with wildfires, delays in medical care, housing and food insecurity, hate incidents, and more: https://t.co/tePIoEaG8b.

The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) just released its annual data. Now it's time to learn how to use it! Join @UCLAchpr on Thursday, October 30, as we host an AskCHIS™ data user training: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

Congratulations to @UCLA pulmonologist Paul W. Noble, neurologist S. Thomas Carmichael and public health pioneer Ninez A. Ponce on their election to the @theNAMedicine, one of the highest honors in health and medicine.

In 2024, 10.5% of adults in California have had problems paying for their own or a household member’s medical bills in the past 12 months, with 18.7% of those adults being transgender and gender expansive. Explore more 2024 data with AskCHIS™: https://t.co/wWI5rJeVwr.

15.4% of Californians had to delay or forgo needed medical care in 2024 and half of them did not ever get the care they needed. Explore more data on delays in medical care and join our data user training on 10/30 to learn how to use AskCHIS™: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

Join @UCLAFSPH for an in-depth conversation on the ripple effects of federal Medicaid cuts at the Paul Torrens Health Forum on Oct. 29. @UCLAchpr Associate Director Naderah Pourat will moderate the panel featuring perspectives from a variety of lenses: https://t.co/vGG2iByrpu.

Attention state data leaders! @UCLAchpr's Data Equity Center is launching a 30-month program with hands-on technical assistance for a cohort of states who want to improve their data quality. Join us for an info session on Thurs., November 6 to learn more: https://t.co/LkT7QG6sAf.

The 2024 California Health Interview Survey data is here! Not sure how to use AskCHIS™ to explore findings on hate incidents, wildfire impacts, access to care, and more? Join @UCLAchpr for a data user training on Thursday, October 30: https://t.co/rxkVvgPQuP.

Dr. Ninez A. Ponce, @UCLAchpr director & @UCLAFSPH professor, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, one of the highest honors in the fields of health and medicine. She is one of 100 members from across the U.S. and world elected this year: https://t.co/WDGHFfruYq.

In 2024, nearly 1 in 5 (19.9%) of California adults worried “very often” or “somewhat often” about struggling to pay their mortgage or rent. 📊For more 2024 data, visit AskCHIS™: https://t.co/Ru9eD5fGLz. 🔍Join us for a data user training on 10/30: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

1/Our new study with researchers at @UCIPublicHealth & @UCLAchpr in @ijdrugpolicy finds violations of #cannabis delivery bans common in CA in 2021–22. Nearly all census block groupe reached by delivery businesses—even jurisdictions where delivery illegal. https://t.co/eiGiqvgK4e

The California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) just released its annual data. Now it's time to learn how to use it! Join @UCLAchpr on Thursday, October 30, as we host an AskCHIS™ data user training: https://t.co/rxkVvgPQuP.

Millions of Californians struggle with costs of housing, health care, latest @UCLAchpr California Health Interview Survey shows

The 2024 California Health Interview Survey data is here! Not sure how to use AskCHIS™ to explore findings on hate incidents, wildfire impacts, access to care, and more? Join @UCLAchpr for a data user training on Thursday, October 30: https://t.co/rxkVvgQokn.

#MentalHealthDay: 2024 California Health Interview Survey data revealed 17.2% of adults who experienced wildfires in the past two years and 14.7% of those who experienced wildfire smoke during that period said their #mentalhealth was harmed. Learn more: https://t.co/Ru9eD5fGLz.

In 2024, approximately 3.1 million Californians 12 and older directly experienced a hate act in the previous year, according to the newest California Health Interview Survey data. Read the fact sheet released today in partnership with @calcivilrights: https://t.co/fpk9mhkEKH.

All smiles as we wrap up our California Health Interview Survey (CHIS) annual data release webinar. Thank you to all who attended. If you would like a copy of the slides or a link to the webinar recording, email us at healthpolicy@ucla.edu.

Don’t miss it! The California Health Interview Survey data release is happening TODAY in 30 minutes. Discover findings on hate incidents, wildfire impacts, food insecurity, delayed care, and more. There's still time to register/join: https://t.co/yxI1AOx82Z.