Project leaders hope others can replicate the high-tech wearable glove, which was developed using open-source software.
Chris Potter
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‘Too soon to tell’ how delays in federal family planning grants might affect New Mexico
The latest round of federal family planning funding — which was slated to go into effect Wednesday — is stuck in bureaucratic limbo.
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CYFD was supposed to create a child welfare tracking dashboard. Where is it?
CYFD is developing the dashboard itself and aims to publish the tool in the coming months, a spokesperson said.
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Retired FBI agent on Epstein ‘truth commission’ hopes New Mexico can deliver closure for victims
New Mexico state Rep. Bill Hall has spent much of his life in the pursuit of justice. Now, the retired FBI agent is part his home state’s investigation into criminal acts of abuse that took place at Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro Ranch south of Santa Fe.
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Texas House Speaker lists annexing slice of New Mexico among 2027 priorities
The Republican speaker’s interim charges also covered water resources, foreign threats and government accountability.
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New Mexico providers: Moving federal drug discount program to rebate model would be costly
Under a proposed pilot program, clinics and hospitals would pay full wholesale price, then request an after-purchase rebate.
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New Mexico says new effort to aid drug-exposed newborns is working
Very few children have returned to their biological homes under the New Mexico’s new strategy, and most are in foster care.
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CDC report highlights New Mexico as measles response model
Outreach efforts during the outbreak coincided with an uptick in vaccine doses administered from January to September 2025.
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‘Support for mom is the number one thing’: New Mexico WIC offers breastfeeding help
“Whether you’re breastfeeding or formula feeding, feeding a baby is hard,” said peer counseling program manager Liz Jaramillo-Lopez.
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CYFD workers: Fear and oppressive caseloads continue at New Mexico child welfare offices
Current and former workers cite toxic relationships with supervisors, fear of retaliation and constant turnover as top problems.