On Nov. 7, Project ECHO joined the global cancer community for the one-day Hanoi Cancer Control Conference.

New numbers highlight the shortage of school-based mental health professionals in New Mexico. The University of New Mexico’s Project ECHO has launched a program seeking to target these gaps by mentori...

The reason for the state's high rate of syphilis is tough to pin down, health experts said, though it's consistent nationwide and regional trends.

New Mexico’s sweeping desert vistas hold an undeniable beauty, but for many communities they also represent something far more challenging: a health care desert. The March of Dimes defines “maternity ...

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The International Cancer Control Partnership (ICCP) ECHO uses a technology-enabled learning model for knowledge exchange on National Cancer Control Pl…

Incarcerated peer educators are leading the charge, reducing rates of hepatitis C behind prison walls

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📌 We're hiring! Join the ECHO Africa team as a Senior Program Manager, where you’ll work with high-level officials to evaluate how the ECHO digital learning and capacity building approach addresse...

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and far too many young people continue to struggle.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and the opioid crisis continues to impact families across the state.

The ACEs ECHO Program at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center brings new hope to children suffering from the impact of traumatic life experiences.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Substance abuse is a widespread issue across the country, and even some of the most vulnerable individuals can become victims. One organization, Project ECHO, i…

How virtual collaboration could improve crisis responses

The author reflects on their journey from medical student to clinician and emphasizes the value of collaborative learning through Project ECHO, advocating for its integration into medical education to...

ALBUQUERQUE — In a concerted effort to combat the escalating opioid crisis in New Mexico, Project ECHO at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center is partnering with the

The ECHO Model builds a foundation for compassionate health systems-change in cancer and palliative care in Malaysia.

“There has been so much work from global leaders to build tools and frameworks for integrating palliative care into health systems. However, in my experience, there is often a large gap between these ...

Use of Naloxone and harm reduction instruction available to rural areas

RELEASE DATE: March 24, 2025 Media Contact: Ben Cloutier Communications Director Project ECHO becloutier@salud.unm.edu 505-252-4157 New Virtual Program Launches to Train Public on Overdose Prevention ...