Category: Wellness

“Educating patients on the steps they need to take during their recovery at home reduces the chances that a patient will need to be readmitted… [more…]

Measles symptoms develop between seven and 21 days after exposure. Symptoms typically begin with fever, cough, runny nose and red eyes, followed by a red… [more…]

New Mexico adults are smoking cigarettes at the lowest rate in years — but more are vaping, a trend health officials warn is trading one… [more…]

“This is going to have a bigger impact globally. It’s a new hope for endemic regions that suffer from these mosquito-borne illnesses.” [more…]

“Surgeon General’s Warnings on the Harms of Screen Use” that recommends many of the same changes New Mexico is already seeking in the second phase… [more…]

“New Mexicans should not worry about the Andes virus in the state.”  [more…]

“Instead of making it easier for tobacco companies to get thousands of New Mexico kids addicted to tobacco products, the FDA must adhere to science… [more…]

“We are creating a centralized resource to support providers, strengthen partnerships, and ensure that rural communities have access to the care they need.”  [more…]

Where to place your luggage upon checking in, where to look for bedbugs, signs of bedbugs, and what to do when you get home in… [more…]

“This medication has been a critical tool for ensuring that women can make informed decisions about their own reproductive care, and these restrictions would place… [more…]

The United States seeks civil penalties for each alleged unlawful prescription. [more…]

“By investing in strong administrative and operational support, we can ensure that communities receive the care they need.”  [more…]

“It’s as simple as selecting ‘yes’ to potentially save someone’s life.” [more…]

Despite the shift, marijuana has not been fully rescheduled under federal law. Most marijuana products remain classified under Schedule I for now. [more…]

This free event is open to all ages and all abilities so bring your friends your family or come solo. [more…]

“Rabies vaccines are an invisible but strong barrier against this deadly disease.” [more…]

“Nurses are lifesavers, and the New Mexico Department of Health is proud of all our nurses’ contributions to our agency and the larger community: the… [more…]

“Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances have become an important focus of ongoing state rulemaking efforts, highlighting the need for strong scientific understanding and collaboration.” [more…]

These encouraging declines speak to how sustained, targeted interventions can make a difference.   [more…]

“This settlement serves as an important protection for New Mexico consumers and families who depend on affordable access to life-saving epinephrine products,” [more…]

“Obesity is a complex, serious public health concern with multiple contributing factors, including poverty, food insecurity, and a lack of infrastructure for safe physical activity.” [more…]

“Small changes in your approach to drinking can make a big difference in reducing your chances of having alcohol-related problems.” [more…]

New Mexicans can access free vaccinations, reproductive health services, opioid use disorder treatment, nutrition support and children’s medical services at public health offices across the… [more…]

“The workshop was strengthened by expert instruction from guest speakers Andy Riise and Pat Dixcon, who provided valuable insights into mental performance and performance nutrition.” [more…]

“New Mexico is proud to lead this effort alongside a group of attorneys general committed to defending states’ rights and protecting consumers nationwide.” [more…]

“These companies built a pipeline that moves illegal, addictive products from overseas factories into the hands of New Mexico’s kids.” [more…]

Chicks, ducklings linked to Salmonella risk [more…]

“This investment strengthens the backbone of rural health care in New Mexico by helping providers keep their doors open and ensuring families have access to… [more…]

“Labeling consumer products containing PFAS is about honesty – a concept now required by regulation.” [more…]

“As families gear up to travel over spring break or summer, we encourage people to check their vaccination records and ensure they are up to… [more…]

Earliest heat warning of the season, temps approach summer levels [more…]

“Rabies is deadly but preventable. State law requires all dogs and cats be vaccinated against rabies.” [more…]

“We are pleased to be one of the first states to offer this coverage expansion to eligible Medicaid members as part of their comprehensive care.”  [more…]

Plague symptoms in humans include sudden onset of fever, chills, headache and weakness. [more…]

“It is important to air out cabins, sheds, garages and other spaces before any spring cleaning.” [more…]

People can pass measles to someone else from four days before to four days after the rash first appears.  [more…]

Based on the FDA’s analysis, the agency has requested drug sponsors of all HRT products that contain estrogen or progestogen and in all dose forms… [more…]

Appointments are free for everyone, with no copay, cost sharing, or insurance required. Free and low-cost medication options are available. [more…]

“These new infections serve as a reminder that measles can spread rapidly and that the best prevention against this virus is the measles, mumps and… [more…]

“For decades, our nation’s vaccine policies have been guided by rigorous science and medical expertise, helping eliminate diseases that once devastated families.” [more…]

“This new case reminds us that risk for measles did not end following the 2025 statewide outbreak.” [more…]

Heart health is shaped by far more than genetics alone. [more…]

“New Mexico is proving that it is possible, even in the face of Congress’s failure to extend these tax credits.”   [more…]

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” [more…]

These centers serve students from kindergarten through 12th grade statewide regardless of their ability to pay. [more…]

“Research shows that children with poor oral health are nearly three times more likely to miss school due to dental pain, which can impact learning… [more…]

“Individuals who are pregnant should only consume pasteurized milk products to help prevent illnesses and deaths in newborns.” [more…]

“This funding puts decisions closer to the communities delivering care.” [more…]

“It’s a bad flu year, with influenza activity very high in New Mexico and across the country.” [more…]

“January is a time of renewal, and it’s also a reminder that healing can begin at any moment.” [more…]

“Reducing your alcohol intake can improve sleep, boost energy, enhance mood, and promote long-term health.”  [more…]

“Cold weather can be dangerous for people without stable housing across our state.” [more…]

All childhood vaccinations continue to be covered under the Vaccines for Children Program, Medicaid, and private insurance. There is no anticipated change to vaccine availability… [more…]

“We created the Health Care Affordability Fund for moments like this — when Washington fails to protect working families and the most vulnerable among us.” [more…]

Applications are due by Feb. 27, 2026, at 5 p.m. MST. [more…]

“This $211.5 million federal investment recognizes New Mexico’s bold plan to transform rural health care delivery across all 33 counties.” [more…]