June shines a light on men’s health and preventative care
SANTA FE— Men in New Mexico are dying, on average, seven years earlier than women. During Men’s Health Awareness Month this June, the New MexicoRead More →
2025-05-30
Measles case reported in Curry County
SANTA FE – The New Mexico Department of Health has confirmed the first measles case in Curry County—a vulnerable infant too young to receive protectiveRead More →
2025-05-09
Rattlesnake Season Information
From our friends at BLM: It’s officially rattlesnake season! We’ve seen a number of snakes throughout the Organ Mountains Desert Peaks National Monument. While someRead More →
2025-05-06
State encourages use of 5-3-1 visibility method
May is both Asthma Awareness Month and Wildfire Awareness Month and a good time to encourage New Mexicans to use the 5-3-1 visibility method on smoky daysRead More →
2025-05-06
Summer travel brings risk of measles
SANTA FE- Summer is coming, and that means more visitors and community events in New Mexico – as well as more potential exposures when it comesRead More →
2025-05-02