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NM avoided rationing of care through worst of surge

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Registered nurses Mandy Cordova, left, and Mikayla Salazar, right, help Dr. James Gonzales put a breathing tube for a respirator into a COVID-19 patient at Guadalupe County Hospital in Santa Rosa on Dec. 11. The patient, an inmate at Guadalupe County Corrections, was later transferred to a hospital in Albuquerque. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) The deadliest seven-day stretch of the pandemic in New Mexico started 2½ weeks before Christmas. As many New Mexicans turned to online gift buying and planned scaled-down holiday celebrations, hospitals in the state were bursting at the seams and dealing with the horrific realities of the pandemic. A staggering 297 New Mexicans succumbed to the virus from Dec. 7 to Dec. 13, among them Jerry Hernandez, a 68-year-old retired truck driver from Albuquerque who died at Presbyterian Rust Medical Center a week after testing positive.

Halfway there? NM eyes pandemic finish line

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Registered nurses Mikayla Salazar, left, and Mandy Cordova take a moment after helping care for a COVID-19 patient at Guadalupe County Hospital in Santa Rosa on Dec. 11. The patient, an inmate at Guadalupe County Corrections, had come in the day before and was later taken by ambulance to Lovelace Medical Center. (Eddie Moore/Albuquerque Journal) Copyright © 2021 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – If the coronavirus pandemic were a marathon, New Mexico might be just hitting the halfway point as the calendar turns to 2021. But the second half might be easier than the first. ...................... Human Services Secretary David Scrase said he believes the state is halfway through the pandemic, citing September 2021 as a realistic target for having sufficient herd immunity to be able to largely return to normal routines.

Super-infectious coronavirus variant may have been circulating in the US since October

B117 variant of coronavirus may have begun to circulate in US in October  Researchers examined 2 million positive cases from US in recent months They found more instances of virus that was missing signal from genetic code The S gene dropout is similar to the mutation found in B117 variant from the UK  New strain of virus was first announced by UK officials in mid-December  Research shows that the mutation had been circulating in UK since September  New variant is thought to be much more contagious, according to experts  Experts warn it could fuel case surge in US unless more people are vaccinated 

Patients face long waits as hospitals are at or near capacity

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Registered nurses Mandy Cordova, left, and Mikayla Salazar help Dr. James Gonzales put a breathing tube for a ventilator into a COVID-19 patient at Guadalupe County Hospital in Santa Rosa on Friday. (Eddie Moore/Journal) Copyright © 2020 Albuquerque Journal SANTA FE – It’s no secret when someone dies in Guadalupe County, a rural area in eastern New Mexico with just under 5,000 residents. So when two patients in their 30s at Guadalupe County Hospital died of complications from COVID-19, it left the hospital’s small staff emotionally shaken. Many had known the patients personally. ...................... “In Albuquerque, there’s a chance you’ve never seen this patient before,” said Mandy Cordova, director of nurses at the hospital. “But here, if it’s somebody who’s a local, it’s devastating for us.”

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