For Eiman Abdoalsadig, MPH '23, health and community have always been intertwined. “As a Muslim woman of color, I realized I could incorporate my experiences with my love for science and health care through public health,” she says. A student in our Social and Behavioral Sciences department, Abdoalsadig is passionate about social determinants of health, particularly the intersectionality between race and health. She hopes to use her MPH to better understand how factors such as access to affordable health care and racism affect underrepresented communities. “I hope to see more and more people choose to study public health at some point of their lives, regardless of profession,” she said. “Because having that public health perspective is pivotal in creating innovative solutions.” Read more through our link in bio. #YSPHStudentSpotlight #Yale #myYSPH