SANTA FE — The New Mexico Department of Health (NMHealth) is currently observing National Public Health Week from April 1 to 7, acknowledging the vital contributions of its staff statewide. The theme for this year's Public Health Week is Protecting, Connecting, and Thriving.
Public Health Division Director, Dr. José Acosta, expressed the department's commitment to making New Mexico the healthiest state in the nation by 2040, stating, "The department is determined to reach our ‘North Star’ goal of making New Mexico the healthiest state in the nation by 2040." He emphasized collaborative efforts to address various public health issues in the state, including chronic diseases, gun violence, drug addiction and overdoses, as well as maternal and child health.
NMHealth offers a range of resources to support the health challenges of New Mexicans, providing services, tools, and information to empower individuals to make informed decisions for healthier lives and stronger communities.
Residents are encouraged to explore the ways in which New Mexico's public health offices can assist in maintaining their well-being by visiting nmhealth.org. For further information on National Public Health Week, individuals can visit nmph.org.
For additional inquiries regarding this press release, individuals can contact David Barre at (505) 699-9237.
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