UNM Health Sciences

New UNM research adds to evidence that the family-focused Eat, Sleep, Console approach can better support babies experiencing opiate withdrawal after birth. bit.ly/3RjUZph The findings have direct implications for newborn care across New Mexico.

Inspiring #UNMGrad Rebecca Merzke shows how Lobos can take on the unknown, find strength in family and build a future in pharmacy during their time here at UNM. 🎓 bit.ly/4nc7eQx

UNM Comprehensive Cancer Center researchers are studying how glioblastoma cells hide deep in the brain, making them harder to treat. bit.ly/494xk28 Their work is helping uncover new ways to target these cells and improve outcomes for patients.

Rabies is rare, but prevention matters. Protect yourself and your pets by avoiding wild animals, vaccinating pets, and knowing what to do after a bite or scratch. bit.ly/48bEX6K

UNM's Occupational Therapy program is helping prepare the next generation of providers while making a meaningful impact in patient care. Learn how students and experts are helping people return to the activities that matter most. bit.ly/4vHMbJF

The UNM College of Population Health marks 10 years of advancing health equity in New Mexico, highlighted by a 98% overall graduation rate and its role as the first in the nation to offer a B.S. in Population Health. Learn more about this milestone: bit.ly/4cnYBNU

Menopause can bring changes like hot flashes, sleep issues and more. A UNM OB-GYN shares what to expect and how to manage symptoms. hscnews.unm.edu/news/menopause…

Project ECHO is helping providers across New Mexico improve pain management and reduce opioid misuse, especially in rural communities, while equipping clinicians with tools to better care for patients and address the state’s substance use crisis. bit.ly/4s79cTb

UNM’s dental hygiene program is helping more New Mexicans maintain their oral health. Through a student run clinic, students provide preventive care to the community while building the skills they will carry into their careers. bit.ly/3Nooe91

What does a PhD in Nursing look like? At UNM, it means research, leadership and advancing health for entire communities. bit.ly/4rIOnxB

If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, help is available. The UNM Behavioral Health Crisis Center offers 24/7 crisis evaluation, short-term stabilization and peer support. Walk-ins welcome. bit.ly/3MYZpjP

20 years of growing New Mexico’s physician workforce. UNM’s Combined BA/MD Program has graduated more than 200 doctors, many now serving rural and underserved communities across our state. bit.ly/4r2rgO1

The CT-REx Summer Training Program is seeking 1st and 2nd-year undergraduates in New Mexico & Arizona to explore careers in health sciences research for Summer 2026! 📅 Apply by March 10: bit.ly/4s1QdKi

Heavy wildfire smoke exposure may affect more than just your lungs. New research from UNM researchers links higher smoke exposure to poorer mental health measures, highlighting another serious impact of wildfire season in New Mexico. bit.ly/479lzqa

UNM Hospital has been awarded a $500,000 federal grant to strengthen our ability to care for patients with high-risk infectious diseases. bit.ly/4s7qqjF

UNM EMS Academy alumni are now leading emergency response training in rural communities across New Mexico, helping ensure responders are ready to serve where they’re needed most. bit.ly/46OLh36

A new study shows poison centers save lives and reduce health care costs — helping patients get the right care at the right time. Learn how this resource makes a difference for communities in New Mexico and beyond. bit.ly/3ZCj63x

Lobos filled the Roundhouse for UNM Day, connecting with state leaders and highlighting the university’s statewide impact in education, research, health care, and economic development. bit.ly/45TwlR4

UNM researchers are exploring whether carefully adjusting carbon dioxide levels in the blood could support brain health and recovery. The findings could open new possibilities for treating neurological conditions. bit.ly/4t5hrAO

UNM is planning a new home for the School of Medicine designed to train more future physicians and providers. The project aims to strengthen care across the state, especially in rural and underserved communities. bit.ly/3YWs8YV