The holidays have arrived and New Mexico families have undoubtedly spent memorable moments with their loved ones. While some may have been able to stay home to celebrate the festivities, others may have had to brave the roads to reach their family members and friends...
Month: December 2017
Risks associated with unmonitored preeclampsia
For around 40 weeks a New Mexico woman may wait for the birth of her child. While most expectant mothers experience general discomfort and other mild ailments associated with their conditions, some develop serious and, in some cases, life-threatening complications...
What rights do residents of nursing homes possess?
Giving up one's freedom to live on their own home is not the same as giving up one's rights to be treated with dignity and respect. Often, though, when New Mexico residents are moved into nursing and care facilities they are subjected to mistreatment and neglect that...
Understand the proper use of bicycle lanes and buffer zones
There are a number of road markings that New Mexico residents must be able to interpret when they are operating their motor vehicles. They must recognize the differences between solid center lines and dotted center lines, single lines and double lines, white perimeter...
Why do drivers have so much trouble spotting motorcyclists?
Vehicles come in all shapes and sizes, from the massive freight-carrying trucks that haul goods all across the country to streamlined bicycles made for individuals to ride. On any given day a New Mexico resident may see cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles of...