Blood sugar test goes bad at New Mexico event bi2111197 A group of New Mexico medical school students failed to properly change needles on devices used for glucose testing, and now officials say a few dozen people might be at risk for contracting serious diseases

Blood Testing Mistake Could Result In Lawsuits bi2111197 Attorney Sam Bregman said there could be a substantial lawsuit over the misuse of lancets for glucose testing at a recent free clinic

Gathering of Nations glucose testing flawed bi2111197 ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. People who received free glucose testing at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center April 24 may have been exposed to borne diseases and are being urged by public health officials to contact the University of New Mexico for follow up risk assessment and care

Needle error puts 50 people at risk N.M. bi2111197 New Mexico medical school students failed to properly change needles on devices used for glucose testing, and now officials say a few dozen people might be at risk for contracting serious diseases. sugar - Medical school - New Mexico - United States - Diabetes..

New Mexico Patients at Risk After Needle Mistakes bi2111197 In another case of shoddy infection-control practices involving needles, a group of medical students New Mexico are now making headlines. According to The Associated Press (AP), the group did not correctly change the needles that were used on devices for glucose testing. The AP also said that University of New Mexico School of []..

High Country prescription drug take-back one of biggest ever bi2111197 BOONE Law Enforcement officials and river conservationists collected a large amount of drugs during the High Countrys second prescription drug take back event on Saturday

ACCORD clinical trial ends; findings spell better diabetes control, new treat bi2111197 Dozens of area residents were part of a five-year clinical trial designed to learn certain drugs and behaviors could lessen the likelihood for a heart attack or stroke among people type 2 diabetes

UPDATED: UNM Reports Possible Infections From Improper Diabetes Testing bi2111197 UNM trying to identify the people who were tested on April 24 at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center University of New Mexico students reused needles during diabetes screenings at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, raising fears that some of more than 50 people tested were exposed . .

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