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Emily Rose and her daughter. Nandi Hill, a licensed and certified professional midwife and founder of Wadada Midwifery Care in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was excited that, on that day in March, the time had come to help Rose bring a baby girl into the world with an at-home water birth. Courtesy Tomas Karmelo Amaya State News Midwives, doulas could benefit births -- but not all women have access Jacqueline Howard, CNN | 11/16/2019 State News Inspectors wanted: New Mexico sets sights on public health Susan Montoya Bryan, Associated Press | 11/29/2019 Illustration: Aïda Amer/Axios National News We're horrible health insurance shoppers — Pharmacies suing drugmakers — Vaping could impact your life insurance Caitlin Owens | 12/3/19 State News New Mexico’s health insurance exchange costs stay about same Teya Vitu | 10/29/2019 An oil field operation flares natural gas in the area of Loco Hills, between Artesia and Hobbs, in this Journal file photo. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham’s administration is opposing federal regulations that would remove certain methane emission limits. (Roberto E. Rosales / Journal) State News NM assails federal plan on methane Dan Boyd | Albuquerque Journal | 10/25/2019 Photo: RICH ADDICKS, STR / NYT National News Don't understand health insurance? You're not alone Consumer confusion continues to surround health insurance as enrollment for 2020 individual plans through the Affordable Care Act opens Friday. A new national survey found that one in four people avoid medical treatment because they aren't sure if they are covered by their plans. (Rich Addicks/The New York Times) (Rich Addicks/The New York Times) A sign directing people where they can sign up for the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. Photographer: Joe Raedle/Getty Images National News States Woo Obamacare Customers With Greater Subsidies, Outreach Sara Hansard | Bloomberg Law | 10/29/2019 Getty National News Number of uninsured children rises for second year, tops 4 million Nathaniel Weixel | 10/30/2019 State News New Mexico governor opposes Trump proposal on methane rules AP News | 10/26/2019

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