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Monkeypox: What is it? Am I at risk?

Like any new disease impacting our state, we at the New Mexico Department of Health want to separate fact from fiction,

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COVID hospitalizations continue to climb; more getting shots

New Mexico’s vaccination pace is accelerating again after a mid-summer slump welcome news, health care providers say, as hospitals handle a surge in COVID-19 patients. Vaccinations statewide shot up 30 percent recently, compared to a corresponding period last month, according to the state Department of Health. More than 29,000 doses were administered in a recent 7-day span.

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NM sees vaccinations jump

SANTA FE New Mexico s vaccination pace is accelerating again after a mid-summer slump welcome news, health care providers say, as hospitals handle a surg.

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NM encourages testing, masks as infections spike

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... In this file photo, Carlos Lee, right, the assistant principal at Aspen Community School in Santa Fe, talks with 8th graders Unique Gonzales, 14, and Max Encinias, 14, left, in their internet cafe set up in a hallway at the school. Health officials are encouraging people regardless of vaccination status to wear masks indoors when outside the home. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – As the delta variant fuels another explosion in cases, Human Services Secretary David Scrase urged New Mexicans – regardless of whether they’re vaccinated – to get tested if they show any symptoms of COVID-19. He also encouraged residents, even if vaccinated, to wear a mask in indoor settings outside their own household.

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Homecoming party: United absence made hearts grow fonder

Finally, the fans have come back to the Lab. For the first time since October 19, 2019, Isotopes Park welcomed in fans to watch a New Mexico United match on…

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