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All three degree programs at the UNM College of Population Health earned the maximum seven-year accreditation!
Congratulations to the faculty, staff, students, alumni and community partners whose work helped make this possible. 🎉 https://t.co/k3FrJAfhHU
Syphilis remains a health concern in New Mexico. UNM Health’s Dr. Meghan Brett explains what to know about symptoms, testing and treatment. https://t.co/xpS5GKTeNU
New Mexico saw a 28% increase in drug overdose deaths in one year. Brandon Warrick, MD, explains why powdered fentanyl is difficult to identify and what New Mexicans should know about this growing risk. https://t.co/FJAUJAjutR
A one-time $5 million appropriation from the State of New Mexico will provide tuition support to UNM School of Medicine MD students during the 2026–2027 academic year.
Learn more: https://t.co/jTar6f15YV
How do prenatal substance exposure and social factors shape a child’s development? UNM researchers are helping find answers through the largest-ever study of early brain development. https://t.co/kkmfHFrfog
For more than two years, hundreds of faculty, staff, students, residents and community partners worked toward one shared goal.
See how their work helped the UNM School of Medicine earn the maximum eight-year accreditation term available: https://t.co/JB8MnafvNI
Nationally recognized care, right here in New Mexico. ❤️ https://t.co/qq0SJJTX4C
UNM Hospital received three American Heart Association awards for excellence in stroke care, heart failure care and its sustained commitment to quality.
The UNM Hospital Critical Care Tower is going gold! 🏥🌱 The building has earned LEED Gold certification for its sustainability-focused design. https://t.co/AJgekNJmg5
You may have seen Cyclospora called the “explosive diarrhea parasite.” 🦠 https://t.co/DdA6lF06EU
UNM Health infectious diseases expert explains what it is, why cases tend to pop up in the summer and what you can do to protect yourself.
Two UNM School of Medicine projects are working to improve maternal care across New Mexico through better data and expanded mental health support.
Read how UNM Health Sciences teams are helping strengthen care for mothers and babies statewide: https://t.co/nB4kBfI2NY
UNM Health’s ACT and FACT teams meet people where they are, helping those living with severe mental illness stay connected to treatment, support and community resources. https://t.co/BOb8iLWHvN
UNM’s Undergraduate Pathways Network is helping students explore futures in biomedical research through hands-on experience, mentorship and professional development. https://t.co/o2L74RqBvL
Applications are now open for UNM’s new Master of Social Work degree. The program is the first in New Mexico to offer a concentration in medical social work.
Learn more about the program and how to apply: https://t.co/R7OuyJYrkY
UNM Health celebrates the ribbon cutting for the new Children’s Psychiatric Center, a space designed to better support children and teens with serious behavioral health needs across New Mexico. https://t.co/0KFk8v8eHB
The UNM College of Nursing has received a $1.5 million gift to support student scholarships and invest in the next generation of nurses. https://t.co/EQKoO8LMbd
UNM Health Sciences researchers are working to improve prevention and treatment for substance use disorder through community-based clinical trials focused on more effective, culturally informed care. https://t.co/tGYKRN442e
UNM’s EMS Academy trains hundreds of emergency responders each year, helping strengthen the health care workforce in rural and underserved communities across New Mexico. https://t.co/u0Pa0Jr8s3
Social media can connect us, inform us and build community, but healthy boundaries matter. UNM College of Population Health experts share how to make online connection more meaningful. https://t.co/6OWJcEoBWx
New UNM research adds to evidence that the family-focused Eat, Sleep, Console approach can better support babies experiencing opiate withdrawal after birth. https://t.co/1eaf9pBHM8
The findings have direct implications for newborn care across New Mexico.