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New Mexico Health Data

These pages present health data for New Mexico at the state and community levels, organized in one place. Additional comparison data for New Mexico and the entire United States is presented on additional pages - - please use the menu on the right side of the page.

>New ArticleBacterial Sexually Transmitted Diseases in New Mexico

>New ArticleEffects of Chronic Medical Conditions and Serious Psychological Distress on Health and Access to Care

>New ArticleNew Mexico's Progress in Collecting Sexual Orientation Health Data and Its Implications for Addressing Health Disparities

>New Article2007 New Mexico Selected Health Statistics Annual Report, Volume 2: Mortality and Demographic/Socioeconomic Status

>New Article2010 New Mexico Health Status Slides - May 7, 2010

>New Article New Mexico's Progress in Collecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health Data and its Implications for Addressing Health Disparities, April 2010

>New Article Drinking Water Arsenic and Cancer Risk in New Mexico   

>New Article Pandemic 2009 Influenza (H1N1) in New Mexico Influenza Hospitil ization Surveillance, 2009-2010

New Mexico Indicator-Based Information System for Public HealthNew Mexico's Indicator-Based Information System for Public Health- NM-IBIS provides access to public health datasets and information on New Mexico's priority health issues.

New Mexico Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT)- The New Mexico Environmental Public Health Tracking (NMEPHT) system identifies links between environmental exposure and associated health effects. This tracking system improves surveillance to enable quicker responses to environmental public health issues and focused action to prevent disease.

Weekly Reports


Arrow Weekly Infectious Disease Report

Arrow Weekly Flu Report

Notifiable Conditions Information


Public Health Notifiable Conditions - Please call 505 827-0006 for further information.

ARROWNotifiable Conditions in New Mexico

ARROWNotifiable Condition Report Form

ARROW Manual For Investigation And Control Of Communicable Diseases In New Mexico

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