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Nico Tuason

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Nico Tuason (he/him) was appointed to the Alameda County Public Health Commission in 2023 by Supervisor Marquez. He brings over two decades of experience in marketing and product management in the biotech sector and investing in the health tech space. Nico joins the Commission to advocate for effective public health communication, education, and awareness for Alameda County residents to lead healthy lives. Nico supports solutions that address health equity and enhances health access for all, especially in light of issues around telehealth, AI in healthcare, and health care provider burnout. Recent experience has also made him passionate about ensuring that aging at home is culturally-competent. Nico holds a B.S. degree in Genetics from UC Davis. A decades long resident of Alameda County and an immigrant from the Philippines, Nico lives in Union City with his wife and son.

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                                          HEALTHY PEOPLE, HEALTHY PLACES, HEALTHY POLICIES AND SYSTEMS                                        

The Alameda County Public Health Commission (ACPHC) is an advisory committee tasked with reviewing health needs, providing policy recommendations, and building community capacity as related to public health priorities.

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AUTHORITY

Established June 19, 1979 by resolution number 183410, as the Public Health Advisory Committee. The name was change by amendment of their Bylaws on July 1, 2008 and September 27, 2016.

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