An evacuation at the federal courthouse in Roswell has been attributed to a sudden illness that afflicted a Social Security Administration employee.
Nearly 200,000 women and men will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year and many of them will die from the disease, but a procedure available in Albuquerque is helping identify potential breast cancer victims.
The state Department of Health and the New Mexico Pharmacy Association are offering free shingles vaccine to adults 60 and older who are uninsured, underinsured or cannot afford to pay the copay.
An analysis of swine flu cases in New Mexico shows that children younger than five have the highest rate of hospitalizations and people aged 50 to 64 have the highest death rate.
You've heard of botox to reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, but how about problems with the feet? That's just what one local group of doctors is using to get patients on their feet without pain.
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New study could shed light on causes of autism
When five year-old Paul first came to the Cleveland Clinic Center for Autism he could not communicate and had serious behavioral problems. But after early intervention, he's made much progress.
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Dr. Al Lovato of the Eye Institute of Albuquerque explains important tips for adults to maintain their vision health.
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