Still fighting for their birthright
For centuries, midwives and doulas have safely brought babies into the world. Will they ever be accepted?
Health & Wellness
Long-term mental health care facilities lacking in county
San Juan County suicide rates nearly double over the last 10 years
Foundation, hospice offer community support
Basin Good Neighbor Foundation’s annual Neighborfest fundraiser is set for August
Department of Health reports sixth hantavirus case
Two of the six patients have died
Report: New Mexico improving, but still ranks at bottom for child well being
Despite low ranking, state shows improvement
A look back at what the last year has wrought
A look at where New Mexico stands since Roe v. Wade was overturned
Acosta appointed to head the Developmental Disabilities Supports Division
Dr. José A. Acosta brings extensive experience in health care to the position
Pride in the Park offers acceptance, inclusion
The community showed up in support of Pride in the Park this weekend
Two reproductive health care laws went into effect Friday
Gender-affirming, reproductive health care further protected
Caregiver respite fund available
Funds help qualified family pay for caregivers
Spectrum of services provides comprehensive care
Presbyterian Medical Services offers a wide range of health, education and developmental programs
Albertsons Companies adds health tracking to store apps
Sincerely Health digital health and wellness platform links with fitness watches, apps
Totah Behavioral Health receives $25,000 grant
Navajo Nation president secures funds for treatment facility
Legislature’s health panel picks top three topics for the rest of 2023
The Roundhouse in Santa Fe. Lawmakers heard from financial analysts about their plans to track record spending in state agencies, presenting a 60-page work plan for the next six months…
Few rehab centers for addicted teens offer recommended medicine, U.S. study finds
Only 1 in 4 residential treatment centers for teens offers a recommended medicine for opioid addiction
Community baby showers provide supplies, resources
Farmington event hits capacity early
Hospital joins the global What Matters to You? movement
Movement focuses on patient-centered care
Dollar stores, giant grocery chains push healthy food out of reach for many, activists say
Economics the root of health problems tied to shopping habits
New Mexico sues manufacturers of ‘forever chemicals’ amid health concerns
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and Rep. Gabe Vasquez (D- N.M.) announce $12.6 million to fund PFAS cleanup at a federal desalination research facility in Alamogordo, at a press conference May…
All free COVID-19 tests from claimed
Project Act supplies have been exhausted