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Alcohol and Substance Abuse Resources
    The New Dawn: Intensive Outpatient Program for the Treatment of Alcohol and Substance Abuse
    4100 Silver SE, Albuquerque NM 87108
    505/265-6066 Information

Asthma

Autism (see Developmental Issues)

Behavioral Health
    Albuquerque Family and Child Guidance Center: 117 Montclaire SE, Albuquerque NM 87108
Bullying
    The New Mexico Media Literary program has lots of great productions including a DVD on Media and Bullying http://www.nmmlp.
    org

Cardiology/Heart Disease

Child Advocacy

Developmental Issues
    BabyNET  at the UNM Center for Development and Disability 1-800-552-8195

    CDC's Learn the Signs. Act Early child development and autism for day care sheets on age-specific developmental milestones and
    on developmental sheets on age-specific developmental milestones and on developmental disabilities such as autism, a growth
    chart that allows parents to track specific developmental milestones along with the height and weight of the child, and
    educational posters.

Environmental Health

Gun Safety

Immunizations and Infectious Disease

International Health Care
    Health Volunteers Overseas.  HVO volunteers teach, train and mentor local health care providers, demonstrating various
    techniques in classrooms, clinics, development, and mentoring of students. For more information about how you can volunteer
    overseas through HVO, please visit the web site (www.hvousa.org) or contact the Program Department today (202) 296-0928. Your
    skills and experience are needed in developing countries world-wide.   

Parenting Information

Prematurity and Newborn Issues

Tamper Resistant Prescription Providers
    Medi-Scripts® Services works with leading pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide healthcare practitioners with up-to-date
    prescribing information and has been servicing the physician's practice for more than 20 years. Go to http://www.medi-scripts-
    services.com/ or call 1-800-387-3636.

West Nile

Women, Infants and Children (WIC)
    WIC is the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC). It is a federal program administered by the
    U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Service, and the New Mexico Department of Health, Public Health Division. In
    New Mexico, other WIC Programs are also available through Indian Tribal Organizations.

Youth Violence
New Mexico Pediatric Society Resources Page
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Albuquerque Area Hospitals
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