On average, life expectancy in the United States has slowly declined in the last several years. This decline has been prompted by climbing rates of drug overdose, suicide, and Alzheimer’s disease.1 In the state of New Mexico, life expectancy has declined at a disproportionately alarming rate when compared to national figures. This is predominantly due to drug overdose, motorContinue reading “Population Health and Rural New Mexico”
Joseph Marler 