We are in the process of compiling a collection of published research related to New Mexico miners’ health and safety, as follows: 

 

• Association Between Self-Reported Dyspnea and Depressive Symptoms in New Mexico Uranium Workers

 

• Characterizing Patterns of Small Pneumoconiotic Opacities on Chest Radiographs of New Mexico Coal Miners

 

• Telementoring Multidisciplinary Professional Groups Improves Their Self-Efficacy in the Care of Miners

 

• A 2019 Update on Occupational Lung Diseases – A Narrative Review

 

• A Virtual ‘Community of Practice’ Approach by Rural Stakeholders in Managing Pneumoconiosis in the United States: A cross sectional analysis

 

• Epidemiology of COPD

 

• The Promise and Challenge of Home Health Services During the COVID-19 Pandemic

 

• Improving Testing for COVID-19 for the Rural Southwestern American Indian Tribes

 

• Does the BCG Vaccine Offer Any Protection Against Coronavirus Disease 2019?

 

• Susceptibility of Southwestern American Indian Tribes to Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID‐19)

 

• Caring for Miners During the Coronavirus Disease‐2019 (COVID‐19) Pandemic

 

• Post-1971 Era Uranium Workers in New Mexico Have Significant Lung Disease Burden 

 

• Greater Odds for Angina in Uranium Miners than Non-uranium Miners in New Mexico

 

 

 

Please watch the following UNM Health Sciences Center video on the health findings of a community-engaged research study in New Mexico.