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Using data to guide resources to where they’re needed most: Portraits of Public Health

May 27, 2026.Reading time 7 minutes.
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Public Health – Seattle & King County’s talented data scientists synthesize information to help our staff and public better understand who is most impacted by various health issues. For this month’s Portraits in Public Health, we meet Danny, who does the behind-the-scenes work to make data more accessible and to allow our staff to work efficiently.

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