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Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Brenda and Gilberto Marquez shop for groceries wtih daughter Jacqueline Marquez,3, at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Brenda and Gilberto Marquez shop for groceries wtih daughter Jacqueline Marquez,3, at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta employees disinfect checkout counter after every customer. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
germ monster - me (muaythai Rookie)
captain hygiene - my friend Along (3rd Dan Taekwondo)
we have been asked to wear costumes and acting for health promotion activities under health department. (where
i work now)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Erica Barajas, husband Pablo Farrias and son Sebastian Farias, 5, quickly shop at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order business compliance check at Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Brenda and Gilberto Marquez shop for groceries wtih daughter Jacqueline Marquez,3, at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta Supermarket employee sanitizes repeatedly used surfaces, such as the freezer door handles. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Zoila Navarro attends to customers in the seafood counter at Vallarta Supermarkets. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
November 14 th is the International Health Awareness Day for Diabetes Mellitus (DM), (SUKKAR / Ad-Daa' As-Sukkary).
Saudi Arabia, along with all the other Arabian Gulf countries ranks in the highest population percentages of cases of DM, and those statistics are rapidly rising.
Type 2 / Gradual Onset DM / Non-Insulin Dependant DM is largely preventable through moderate lifestyle adjustments, proper diet, and regular exercise.
One in three people afflicted with DM , either do not know that they are sick enough and qualify for medication or are in denial that they are diabetics.
Arabian Gulf Countries have a minimal 26.2% affliction rate, that means one in four people have or will develop DM.
DM kills, mostly as heart disease and not by diabetic coma caused by low blood sugar, and dangeroulsy high blood sugar levels are tolerated and ignored. High levels leads to vision loss (non-life threatening), neurapathy (leading to amputations) and kidney failure (possibly fatal).
Learn more about how you can prevent DM and alleviate the symptoms and ensure a healthier lifestyle through preventative measures.
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta employees disinfect checkout counter after every customer. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta employees disinfect checkout counter after every customer. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Erica Barajas, husband Pablo Farrias and son Sebastian Farias, 5, quickly shop at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order business compliance check at Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta Supermarket employee sanitizes repeatedly used surfaces, such as the freezer door handles. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta Supermarket employee sanitizes repeatedly used surfaces, such as the freezer door handles. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
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Vallarta Supermarket employee sanitizes repeatedly used surfaces, such as the freezer door handles. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta Supermarket employee sanitizes repeatedly used surfaces, such as the freezer door handles. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Shaktivel, 10 years has psoriasis, Muthalamada panchayat, Palakkad District, Kerala. (CSE DIG031971)
Actlabs located on Riverside Drive in Mountjoy in the Township of Mountjoy in the City of Timmins Northeastern Ontario Canada
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Vallarta Supermarket employee Jessica Rubio wears a face mask while helping customers at the deli counter. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Here's my first submission to the Fun 52 Week Project. A couple of weeks ago, I agreed to start this project with some friends. I thought this would really challenge me to come up with a new creative idea every week and learn how to do self-portraits. Photographing people has always been difficult for me because I don't know the best angles, lighting, etc.
I'm attending San Diego State as a grad student in the Environmental Health division of GSPH (Graduate School of Public Health). I just completed my first week of school. I'm taking 12 units = 4 classes. I'm very excited to be going back to school and working towards my MPH. It's going to be a lot of work but totally worth it in the end. All my classes so far are very interesting!
So things that I learned from my first attempt:
1. It took me at least 1 hour to get this shot.
2. I tried using timer and remote control - timer worked best in this scenario.
3. These textbooks are extremely heavy. The top of my head and neck really felt it after each take. Also, I can't balance books on my head for the life of me.
4. I needed to get creative with the best way to have the amazon smile trademark for my smile. I tried several methods and ended with just sticking a paperclip into the cardboard and holding it with my mouth.
By the way, I love Amazon Student Prime!
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. The business disinfects shopping carts and asks customers to practice social distancing. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta Produce Clerk Lino Gonzalez helps a customer while restocking produce area. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Zoila Navarro attends to customers in the seafood counter at Vallarta Supermarkets. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Vallarta employees disinfect checkout counter after every customer. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Erica Barajas, husband Pablo Farrias and son Sebastian Farias, 5, quickly shop at Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order business compliance check at Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
A security guard controls the food traffic entering and exiting the Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)
A security guard controls the food traffic entering and exiting the Vallarta Supermarket. Los Angeles County Public Health Inspector Leticia Gonzalez, an Environment Health Specialist, conducts a Health Officer Order compliance check at a Vallarta Supermarket in Canoga Park on September 10, 2020. Health inspectors across the county are making checking if businesses are following the health guidelines. (Photo Credit / County of Los Angeles)