Broadly Epi
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https://www.broadlyepi.com/
At Broadly Epi, we specialize in innovative public health solutions through expert consultation and data-driven strategies. Our team of experts work to advance health equity, and help the next generation of public health heroes!
At Broadly Epi, we specialize in innovative public health solutions through expert consultation and data-driven strategies. Our team of experts work to advance health equity, and help the next generation of public health heroes!
Super late but we use Streamlit, Github Pages with leaflet/plotly code in R or Python, and Shiny. All are pretty great but we've found the first two to be the most flexible.
October 19, 2025 at 7:53 PM
Super late but we use Streamlit, Github Pages with leaflet/plotly code in R or Python, and Shiny. All are pretty great but we've found the first two to be the most flexible.
So far, not that I've heard in the applied side of things, at least when it comes to public facing results. That said, more journal articles do tend to be focusing more on that over time, which is a good sign!
October 13, 2025 at 5:36 PM
So far, not that I've heard in the applied side of things, at least when it comes to public facing results. That said, more journal articles do tend to be focusing more on that over time, which is a good sign!
Well, at the very least they're taking others safety into consideration! That's certainly something.
September 19, 2025 at 4:13 AM
Well, at the very least they're taking others safety into consideration! That's certainly something.
Oh, yes, YLE does a great job on it as well. We were thinking more a mutual aid, direct community aid involvement angle, but noted!
September 10, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Oh, yes, YLE does a great job on it as well. We were thinking more a mutual aid, direct community aid involvement angle, but noted!
Honestly, decent odds it's just racism tied into a neat little bow, or the fact that communities came together in mutual aid. I recall seeing plenty of BLM folks wear N95s and self quarantine before and after protests, doing near everything right. Strange how often that is left out, eh?
July 30, 2025 at 9:39 PM
Honestly, decent odds it's just racism tied into a neat little bow, or the fact that communities came together in mutual aid. I recall seeing plenty of BLM folks wear N95s and self quarantine before and after protests, doing near everything right. Strange how often that is left out, eh?
Oh no, they did it again?
July 30, 2025 at 9:08 PM
Oh no, they did it again?