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Life has been uniquely tough for everyone since March of 2020. The pandemic put a wrench in everyone’s plans and turned life upside down for m…
I recently saw a patient with a long history of pre-diabetes and then diabetes; he has had high sugar levels and multiple complications, including nerve damage. After starting a new diabetes medicine …
During the month of November, which has been named National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, hospice care workers around the United States and here in Taos are being recognized for their work …
Nobody likes to be in the hospital, but my recent five-day stay gave me some important insights. Surprisingly hopeful lessons came from lying flat on my back. On Friday, I went into the ER at …
A rise in COVID-19 cases and quarantines at Taos Pueblo has prompted tribal officials to impose stricter measures to prevent the spread of the disease on the Native American reservation bordering the town of Taos.
Anyone who’s watched boxing (or who’s been in the ring themselves) knows there’s always danger before the final bell rings, no matter how one-sided a fight might have been in earlier rounds. …
Fresh off being awarded a Quest for Excellence Quality Award, Holy Cross Medical Center in Taos continues to roll with the punches thrown by the still-rampant pandemic, with some of the hardest …
Andrew Hay may never be able to walk again, but he hasn’t let that stop him from living his life.After a dizzy spell led to a fall from a ladder on Oct. 11, 2020, Hay was paralyzed from the chest …
I would like to share an experience that happened to me on Aug. 13. I have been dealing with health issues for some time now. I had a kidney transplant in 2008. On Aug. 13, I got really sick.
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham announced Friday (Oct. 15) there will be an extended statewide requirement that face masks be worn in indoor public spaces (with only limited exceptions and regardless of vaccination status) through Nov. 12.
