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Amid the coronavirus outbreak, Northern New Mexico鈥檚 Rio Arriba County faces new challenges to meet the needs of its residents in recovery. After鈥� -
Episode 53 is all about re-entering the world from jail or prison during the pandemic, and holding onto your recovery from addiction during quarantine.鈥� -
Congress is spending billions more than it ever has to fight the opioid epidemic affecting the nation. Some of that money is going to rural areas, and鈥� -
New Mexico鈥檚 been fighting the opioid epidemic for decades, but it wasn鈥檛 until last year that the federal government declared it a public health鈥� -
Rio Arriba County Commissioners unanimously passed a resolution on Thursday, May 24, protesting federal public health grants that are supposed to focus on鈥� -
Congress boosted the budget for the battle against the opioid epidemic this year, and a chunk of it鈥�$100 million鈥攊s slated for treatment and prevention in鈥� -
The federal government is distributing grant money to counties to fight opioid addiction. But Espa帽ola and the surrounding area might not get any of it,鈥� -
Let鈥檚 Talk New Mexico 10/5 8a: The opioid epidemic鈥攁nd what to do about it鈥攈as become a national conversation in recent years. Congress has passed bills鈥� -
The Senate released a revised GOP health care bill on Thursday, June 22, with major cuts to Medicaid, reproductive health, and mental health programs鈥� -
New Mexico will receive $4.8 million in federal dollars for opioid treatment and prevention this year. The money comes from the 21st Century Cures Act, a鈥�
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