Data Viz in Pyton as a Tool to Study HIV Health Disparities
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Python code uses Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly to turn Texas HIV records plus county health rankings into maps, bar charts and a correlation heatmap that finds household income correlation ~0.91 with viral suppression. The dataset shows African Americans account for about 37% of Texans living with HIV and Black women ~56% within some groups. The presenter builds reproducible Jupyter notebooks and an interactive dashboard prototype; a live quiz demo has connectivity hiccups but the visual analytics run and highlight actionable county targets.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Data viz in public health
- 3:34Talk objectives & quiz
- 19:35Health disparities defined
- 27:33HIV impact overview
- 34:55Key Python libraries for health data visualization
- 43:02Live coding: bar & line charts
- 55:49Ethics in data viz
- 1:03:13Q&A
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