University Of New Mexico

This study tested whether regular peer support gatherings, called Tertulias, could help reduce depression and increase resilience among Mexican immigrant women in Albuquerque. 241 women took part, with half joining the groups and half receiving usual care. The goal was to see if …

This study tested whether a mindfulness program (meditation or yoga) could help nursing faculty and staff at the University of New Mexico feel less stressed and more connected to their workplace. Thirty-two participants took part in either meditation or yoga twice a week for six …

This study looked at 40 adults with septic shock to see if two blood markers, renin and DPP3, can predict who will respond better to a drug called angiotensin II compared to standard blood pressure-raising medicines. The goal was to gather knowledge for future treatment decisions…

This study tested a 16-hour training program called SPECTROM for staff and caregivers who work with adults with developmental disabilities and mental health disorders. 55 participants completed surveys before and after training to measure changes in knowledge and attitudes. The g…

This study looked at why Zuni elders fall more often than other older adults and tested a home exercise program to improve strength and balance. 113 tribal members aged 65 and older at high fall risk took part. The goal was to see if a community health worker-led program could he…