Health department issues guidance on smoke impact
Smoke from fires in the state can negatively impact health
Health & Wellness
New Mexico launches Safe Sleep campaign
Campaign to address sudden unexpected infant deaths
Take as prescribed, if you can find it
Drug shortages hit a 10-year high
Department of Health confirms first human West Nile infections
The two cases are the first documented for this year
Family raises awareness of rare syndrome
Knowledge could lead to earlier diagnosis of Alström syndrome, improved treatment options
State councils will largely decide how to spend $50 billion in opioid settlement cash
Installments will continue to come through 2038
Family Medicine in Aztec now accepting walk-ins
San Juan Health Partners office offers comprehensive services
Alcohol-related deaths increase in San Juan County
Substance abuse considered a major problem in the county
Hospital to host diabetes education class
Classes offered in August, October
Tornado damage to Pfizer plant may create long-term shortages
Hospital drug supplies could be most affected
‘People have been dying ever since’: Anger mixes with hope for NM Downwinders
With Trinity test hitting its 78th anniversary, and the ‘Oppenheimer’ premiere this week, Downwinders hope for more eyes on their story.
Reproductive rights groups call ‘victory’ over FDA approval of OTC birth control pill
The FDA’s approval of mifepristone is on pause for now
Hospital selects Air Methods for training, education
Air Methods Ascend programs offer state-of-the-art in-person and online clinical education
NM Republicans respond to HB7
House Republican Committee provides parents with form letter
Totah Behavioral Health saves community money in calls for service
Providing addiction and homelessness services to thousands
Routine foot care a must for older adults
RiverWalk Foot Care serves seniors
Rising weight issues in San Juan County
Obesity rates significantly increased over the past 15 years in the county
New Mexico set to receive more than $57 million from opioid overdose settlements
San Juan County has received a total of $524,107 since October of 2022
Indigenous doctors set on developing medical school
“The vision is to have a healer in every community so that everyone has access to a healer”
San Juan Regional Medical Center hosts career expo
Hospital hiring multiple positions