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Angela Harkoff, dressed in a pink jacket, smiles while sitting beside Katja Kiseljak-Vassiliades, DO.

Research,
Patient Care,
Funding,
Adrenal Cancer,
Clinical,
Endocrinology,
Surgery,
Patient Experience

‘She is My Quarterback’: How a CU Doctor’s Research is Helping a Patient with Stage 4 Adrenal Cancer

by Tayler Shaw | July 02, 2025

Innovation,
Patient Care,
Rheumatology

From Diagnosing Rare Diseases to Advancing New Treatments: CU Lab Elevates Patient Care

by Rachael Fischer | July 17, 2025

Image of Brad Haverkos smiling wearing his white coat. He is standing outside with green trees in the background.

Research,
Patient Care,
Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma,
Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Dermatology,
lymphoma,
Translational Sciences

How CU’s T-Cell Lymphoma Doctor is Bettering Outcomes for Cancer Patients Across Colorado and Beyond

by Tayler Shaw | July 16, 2025

Photo at top: Tejas Patil, MD, speaks to lung cancer survivors at the 5+ Years Lung Cancer Survivorship Celebration on May 11, 2024, on the CU Anschutz Medical Campus.

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Awards,
Medical Oncology

A Major Award Means ‘Time to Think’ About One of Lung Cancer’s Mysteries

by Mark Harden | July 16, 2025

An illustration showing a patient in a graduation cap as she finishes care at a specialty clinic.

Innovation,
Endocrinology,
Patient Experience,
Patient Navigation

Patient Graduation: When It’s Time to Move On, What’s the Best Way to Manage the Transition?

by Mark Harden | July 10, 2025

Four people sit on chairs inside a building.

Patient Care,
Asthma,
Pediatrics,
Allergy and Clinical Immunology

How CU Providers Help Asthma Patients Transition from Pediatric to Adult Care

by Tayler Shaw | July 08, 2025

Six people smiling while standing inside a building at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus.

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
Obesity,
Mentoring,
Nutrition,
Research Partnerships

How a CU Mentor-Mentee Partnership Led to Key Research on Obesity and Cancer

by Tayler Shaw | July 03, 2025

Two scientists working. One is looking into a microscope, the other is looking at a vial. There are fruits and vegetables to the right.

Research,
Diabetes,
Clinical Research,
Obesity,
Endocrinology,
Nutrition,
Research Partnerships,
Collaboration

Applying Team Science to Reveal How Obesity and Nutrition Impact People’s Health

by Tayler Shaw | July 03, 2025

Doctor and nurse in a room wearing scrubs looking at a monitor off screen while holding GI endoscope.

Colorectal Cancer,
Gastrointestinal Cancer,
Gastroenterology and Hepatology

CU Program Offers Minimally Invasive Procedures to Treat Some GI Cancers and Digestive Disorders

by Rachael Fischer | July 02, 2025

Two photos. Left: Kristine Erlandson, MD, and Jacob Walker, MD. Right: Joseph Hippensteel, MD

Research,
Pilot Award,
Grant,
Critical Care,
Infectious Diseases,
Collaboration

COLLABORATE DOM Gives Team Science Research a Boost

by Mark Harden | July 02, 2025

Three physicians reviewing documents in a clinic.

Clinical,
Community Health,
Infectious Diseases

CU Doctor Tackles Antimicrobial Resistance in New UCHealth System Role

by Rachael Fischer | July 02, 2025

Five women smiling while standing inside an academic building.

Patient Care,
Addiction,
Internal Medicine,
Primary Care

CU Physician Helps Released Prisoners by Blending Primary Care and Addiction Medicine

by Tayler Shaw | July 02, 2025

Four people smile while standing on a rooftop at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus.

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Clinical Trials,
Student and Alumni,
Hematology,
Translational Sciences

From Bench to Bedside: CU Physician-Scientist Leading New Clinical Trial to Improve Acute Myeloid Leukemia Treatment

by Tayler Shaw | July 02, 2025

Angela Harkoff, dressed in a pink jacket, smiles while sitting beside Katja Kiseljak-Vassiliades, DO.

Research,
Patient Care,
Funding,
Adrenal Cancer,
Clinical,
Endocrinology,
Surgery,
Patient Experience

‘She is My Quarterback’: How a CU Doctor’s Research is Helping a Patient with Stage 4 Adrenal Cancer

by Tayler Shaw | July 02, 2025

Group of health care providers smile behind a golden walker.

Patient Care,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness,
Hospital Medicine,
Hospitalists

How CU Physicians Are Helping Hospitalized Patients Move More

by Tayler Shaw | July 01, 2025

Rob Doolan with members of the CU Internal Medicine team.

Health Systems,
Primary Care,
Outpatient Care,
Patient Experience

Novel Scheduling Model Reduces Provider Burnout and Fatigue While Increasing Patient Satisfaction

by Rachael Fischer | July 01, 2025

Kimberly Bruce and team in her lab.

Research,
Alzheimer's,
Endocrinology

Fueling the Brain: How Metabolism May Hold the Key to Alzheimer’s Prevention

by Rachael Fischer | July 01, 2025

Research,
Health outcomes,
Health Policy,
Health Care Policy and Research

Do High-Deductible Health Plans Lead to Worse Patient Outcomes?

by Rachael Fischer | July 01, 2025

Tom Gronow, EdD, MHA, president and CEO of UCHealth University of Colorado.

Clinical,
Transplant Surgery,
Hospital Medicine

University of Colorado Hospital and CU Department of Medicine: A Healthy Partnership

by Mark Harden | July 01, 2025

Liza Creel, PhD, smiles while sitting behind her desk.

Research,
Patient Care,
Health Care Policy and Research,
Medicare

CU Researcher Investigates How Factors Like Insurance Affect Access to Hearing Health Care

by Tayler Shaw | June 30, 2025

Nediva Monroe poses on the CU Anschutz Medical Campus.

Patient Care,
Breast Cancer,
Metastasis,
Medical Oncology,
Patient Experience

Surviving and Thriving: A ‘Warrior Queen’ With Metastatic Breast Cancer Takes Charge of Her Life

by Mark Harden | June 26, 2025

An illustration featuring a stethoscope on top of a computer screen.

Research,
Palliative care,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Internal Medicine,
Bioethics

AI Can Be a Powerful Tool in Medicine, But Is it Always the Right Tool?

by Mark Harden | June 24, 2025

Hands typing on laptop and pointing to screen

Publications,
Primary Care,
Farley Health Policy Center

(Opinion) As Colorado braces for cuts, Congress must remember Medicaid is an economic engine, not a burden

by Liz Campbell | June 19, 2025

Clinical Research,
CCTSI,
Pulmonology,
Critical Care

OCCULT-O2: Seeking Ways to Improve Care for Critically Ill Patients on Mechanical Ventilation

by Mark Harden | June 16, 2025

Two pairs of hands are intertwined -- one a senior, and another a younger person.

Research,
Mental Health,

The Research Behind Validating Dementia Caregivers’ Feelings

by Kara Mason | June 16, 2025

integrated care means integrating primary care and behavioral health care at a medical practice

Research,
Primary Care,
Health Care Policy and Research,
Farley Health Policy Center,
Behavioral Health

Taking a Hard Look at What it Costs to Combine Primary and Behavioral Care

by Mark Harden | June 11, 2025

Jacob Plaisted and Michelle Nikels smile beside one another as Plaisted holds up his CU School of Medicine diploma.

Education,
Faculty,
Students,
Clinical,
Mentoring,
Training,
Internal Medicine,
Primary Care,
Internal Shared

Building Bonds That Last: Fostering Long-Lasting Mentorship in Medical School

by Tayler Shaw | June 10, 2025

Football players huddle together and raise a football to the air.

Research,
Sports Medicine,
Data and Health

Study Reveals College Football Players Experience Higher Rates of Obstructed Sleep Apnea

by Kara Mason | June 02, 2025

Eric Pietras, PhD, and Brett Stevens, PhD

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Hematology

Bench to Bedside to Bench: A Multi-Year Search for Better Treatments for a Group of Blood Cancers

by Mark Harden | May 30, 2025

A scientist using a microscope in a lab.

Research,
Philanthropy,
Scholarship,
Internal Shared,
Gastroenterology and Hepatology

CU Department of Medicine Senior Faculty Help Support Promising Junior Researchers

by Mark Harden | May 20, 2025

A row of dialysis machines and empty chairs for patients.

Research,
Latino Health,
Nephrology

CU Researchers Use Implementation Science to Advance Equity for Patients With Kidney Disease

by Melissa Santorelli | May 20, 2025

AI is helping detect new biomarkers and improve treatments for patients with colorectal cancer

Research,
Colorectal Cancer,
Cancer,
Clinical Research,
Medical Oncology,
Gastrointestinal Cancer,
AI Series

Real Talk about AI and Advancing Cancer Treatments

by Carie Behounek | May 19, 2025

Four people standing behind a sign that says

Education,
Women's Health,
Fellowship,
Transplant Surgery,
Training,
Nephrology

CU Fellow Strives to Improve Kidney Transplants, Women’s Health Care

by Tayler Shaw | May 14, 2025

A person getting a tattoo

Skin Cancer,
Public Health,
lymphoma,
Hematology

Tattoos and Lymphoma: Should You Be Worried About a Link to Ink?

by Mark Harden | May 12, 2025

Ashwagandha supplement

Awareness,
Community Health,
Liver

Ashwagandha is Popular for Boosting Health — But Could it Hurt Your Liver?

by Tayler Shaw | May 12, 2025

Two men and two women walking outside on a path. One man has two walking sticks with him.

Research,
Patient Care,
Awareness,
Clinical Trials,
Cardiology,
anti-obesity medication

Making Strides: Global Research Finds Semaglutide Helps Patients with Peripheral Artery Disease and Type 2 Diabetes

by Tayler Shaw | May 09, 2025

Kasey Bowden, MSN, FNP, AGACNP (left) and Kinsey Wimmer, PA-C (right).

Cancer,
Hospital Medicine,
Medical Oncology,
Advanced Practice Providers

‘We’re Your Family’: New Clinic Helps Diagnose Patients with Suspected Cancer

by Mark Harden | May 08, 2025

An older woman and a child with a medical professional.

Geriatrics,
Older Adults,
Aging

Helping Older Patients and Families Face Decisions About Where to Live

by Mark Harden | May 01, 2025

Elizabeth Kessler, MD, meets with a patient | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
Bladder Cancer,
Medical Oncology,
Older Adults

Developing a Cancer Care Framework That Respects Older Patients’ Values

by Mark Harden | May 01, 2025

Seven chief medical residents smiling beside one another while wearing white coats.

Research,
Education,
Awareness,
Community and Practice,
Training,
Internal Medicine,
Residency

Doctors’ White Coats — Should They Wear Them?

by Tayler Shaw | April 29, 2025

Forms of substance use disorder can include alcohol, opioids, stimulants, cannabis, and tobacco.

Research,
Publications,
Hospital Medicine,
Internal Medicine,
Substance Use Disorders

Hospitalization Is a ‘Missed Opportunity’ to Treat Substance Use Disorder

by Mark Harden | April 28, 2025

New Leadership Team for the CU School of Medicine | Leslie Berg, PhD | Vineet Chopra, MD | Shanta Zimmer, MD | Naresh Mandava, MD | Adit Ginde, MD

Research,
Press Releases,
Education,
Community,
Internal Shared

Dean Sampson Appoints New Leadership Team for the CU School of Medicine

by School of Medicine | April 28, 2025

Faculty and staff in the CU Department of Medicine smile during the 2025 Department of Medicine Faculty and Staff Awards Ceremony.

Research,
Education,
Community,
Faculty,
Awards,
Leadership,
Mentoring,
Staff

‘Honoring Excellence’: CU Department of Medicine Awards 24 Faculty and Staff

by Tayler Shaw | April 23, 2025

Woman sneezing in a doctor's office

Older Adults,
Allergy and Clinical Immunology

What’s an Adult-Onset Allergy? And When Is an Allergy Not an Allergy?

by Mark Harden | April 18, 2025

A group of people running in a marathon.

Community,
Awareness,
Cardiology,
Endocrinology,
Fitness and Well-Being,
Pulmonology

How Does Running a Marathon Impact Your Body?

by Tayler Shaw | April 18, 2025

A doctor speaks to three other health care workers.

Research,
Training,
Internal Medicine,
Residency,
Critical Care

The Need to Debrief: Why Doctors Should Talk More After Tough Patient Experiences

by Tayler Shaw | April 16, 2025

A woman picks up a vegetable from a table of produce.

Education,
Awareness,
Community Health

Are Local, Seasonal Foods Healthier? Dietitians Weigh In

by Tayler Shaw | April 15, 2025

Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc, delivers opening remarks at the CU Department of Medicine Research Day on April 14, 2025.

Research,
Innovation,
Lung Cancer,
Leukemia,
Asthma

‘From What If to What’s Next’: CU Department of Medicine Celebrates Research

by Mark Harden | April 15, 2025

Innovation,
Autoimmune disease,
Cell and Gene Therapy,
CU Innovations Shared,
Startups,
Allergy and Clinical Immunology

Innovation to Medication: The Path to Potential Cures for Autoimmune Diseases

by Mark Harden | April 10, 2025

Map showing lung cancer study sites around the world | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
Publications,
Lung Cancer,
Medical Oncology,
International

‘Worldwide Collaboration’ Helps Answer Questions About Lung Cancer Therapy

by Mark Harden | April 10, 2025

A man struggling with insomnia

Research,
Cancer,
Medical Oncology,
Psychology,
Insomnia

Telehealth Program Targets Severe Sleeplessness Among Colorado Cancer Patients

by Mark Harden | April 03, 2025

A woman holds a child who is sick with measles.

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Vaccinations,
Community Health,
Infectious Diseases

Immune Amnesia: When Measles Makes Your Body Forget How to Fight Infections

by Tayler Shaw | April 01, 2025

23andMe building

Community,
Genetics,
Internal Medicine,
Bioethics,
Privacy

23andMe’s Bankruptcy Filing and Your Privacy: What You Need to Know

by Mark Harden | March 28, 2025

Boxes of Narcan sitting on a counter.

Awareness,
Addiction,
Opioid Research,
Community Health,
Substance Use Disorders,
Critical Care,
Toxicology

‘A Huge Issue’: Some People Don’t Know How to Use Narcan. A CU Doctor Explains Why You Should

by Tayler Shaw | March 27, 2025

Monique Maher, MD

Fellowship,
Pediatrics,
Endocrinology,
Internal Medicine,
Med-Peds

‘Following My Patients for Years and Years’: A Fellow Trains in Both Pediatric and Adult Endocrinology

by Mark Harden | March 24, 2025

Mark Earnest, MD, PhD, FACP, presents at the CU Department of Medicine’s Research Achievement Highlights (REACH) forum.

Research,
Community,
Engagement

‘Breaking Through the Noise’: CU Researchers Find Ways to Build Trust

by Mark Harden | March 19, 2025

Fan Zhang, PhD

Research,
Publications,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Biomedical Informatics,
Rheumatology

Leveraging Data Science for Disease Prediction in the Fight Against Rheumatoid Arthritis

by Mark Harden | March 17, 2025

Clinicians work in the ICU during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Patient Care,
Community,
COVID-19,
Awareness,
Infectious disease,
Community Health,
Hospital Medicine,
Internal Medicine,
Pulmonology,
Hospitalists,
Critical Care

5 Years Since COVID-19 Hit: How the Pandemic Affected CU Clinicians

by Tayler Shaw | March 17, 2025

An at-home testing kit.

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Community Health,
Food Safety

Can You Trust an At-Home Food Allergy Kit?

by Tayler Shaw | March 13, 2025

Community,
Colorectal Cancer,

Everything You Wanted to Know About Colonoscopy Prep (But Were Afraid to Ask)

by Greg Glasgow | March 10, 2025

Brian Graham MD

Research,
Education,
Alumni,
Fellowship,
Leadership,
Global Health,
Training,
Pulmonology,
Residency,
Critical Care

How CU’s ‘Top Notch’ Training Helped a Pulmonologist Become a Hospital Chief and Global Researcher

by Tayler Shaw | March 10, 2025

Maria Vejar, DNP, is inducted into the CU Department of Medicine's Clinical Excellence Society by department Chair Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc (left) and John Carethers, MD, vice chancellor for health sciences at the University of California, San Diego

Geriatrics,
Clinical,
Awards,
Clinical Excellence Society,
Advanced Practice Providers

Helping Seniors to Live Their Best Lives Means Understanding Their Journeys

by Mark Harden | March 10, 2025

ACCORDS investigator, Laura Scherer, PhD

Research,
Training,
Patient Experience

Creating a More User-Friendly Shared Decision-Making Tool for Physicians

by Melissa Santorelli | March 07, 2025

Participants examine research posters on display at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago in June 2023.

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Fellowship,

When ‘Acceptable’ is Unacceptable: A Call for Objectivity in Cancer Trial Results

by Mark Harden | March 03, 2025

Image of a fire surrounding a tree, which is in front of a fence.

Research,
Awareness,
Public Health,
Climate Health,
Internal Medicine

Incarcerated People are Disproportionately Impacted by Climate Change, CU Doctors Say

by Tayler Shaw | March 03, 2025

CU Department of Medicine Chair Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc, (left) and John Carethers, MD, vice chancellor for health sciences at the University of California, San Diego (right) smile as Mel Anderson, MD, MACP, SFHM, was inducted into the department's Clinical Excellence Society.

Patient Care,
Awards,
Veteran and Military Health,
Hospital Medicine,
Clinical Excellence Society

CU Doctor Elevates Hospital Care for Veterans Locally and Nationally

by Tayler Shaw | February 25, 2025

Research,
Innovation,
Pulmonology,
Pulmonary Fibrosis,
Translational Sciences

David Schwartz, MD, is on a Decades-Long Campaign to Defeat Pulmonary Fibrosis

by Mark Harden | February 18, 2025

EsoCheck balloon device | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
Clinical Research,
Clinical Trials,

Sachin Wani, MD, Overseeing Clinical Trials of New Esophageal Cancer Screening Device

by Greg Glasgow | February 18, 2025

A close-up image of two doctors discussing a case. Background is white and gold stripes.

Autoimmune disease,
Uveitis & Ocular Immunology,
Rheumatology

Multidisciplinary Uveitis-Rheumatology Clinic Extends Patient Care and Educational Opportunities

by Kara Mason | February 12, 2025

Kristine Erlandson, MD, and Jacob Walker, MD, of the CU Department of Medicine.

Research,
Geriatrics,
Infectious disease,
HIV,
Aging

Living a Long Life With HIV: CU Research and Care Strive for Successful Aging

by Mark Harden | February 07, 2025

A doctor sits on the ground as a health care provider consoles him.

Research,
Education,
Faculty,
Mental Health,
Fellowship,
Training,
Pulmonology,
Residency,
Critical Care

CU Physician Works to Improve Resident Training Through Cognitive Load Theory

by Tayler Shaw | February 05, 2025

A smartwatch.

Research,
Public Health,
Data and Health,
Technology

How Fitness Trackers Uncover — and Influence — Your Health

by Tayler Shaw | February 04, 2025

Adrienne Mann, MD, and Tyra Fainstad, MD, smiling while sitting outside together.

Research,
Education,
Community,
Faculty,
Mental Health,
Fellowship,
Training,
Hospital Medicine,
Internal Medicine,
Residency

Coaching Program to Reduce Burnout Expands to CU Department of Medicine

by Tayler Shaw | February 03, 2025

computer screen with data chart

Research,
Data analysis,
Data and Health

Health Data: Too Much of a Good Thing?

by Greg Glasgow | January 31, 2025

Dean Sampson gives his State of the School Address in front of a screen that shows various statistics about the CU School of Medicine

Patient Care,
Faculty,
Students,
Internal Shared

State of the School: Sampson Salutes Successes and Maps ‘Top 10 in 10 Years’

by Kara Mason | January 30, 2025

Woman reaches to snooze an alarm clock that reads 6:45

Community,
Awareness,

Tired? How to Know If Your Sleep Schedule is Causing Social Jet Lag

by Kara Mason | January 28, 2025

Stethoscope placed on a fake heart.

Awareness,
Heart,
Blood,
Cardiac Arrest,
Cardiology

Lipoprotein(a): A Common Genetic Risk Factor for Cardiovascular Disease

by Tayler Shaw | January 27, 2025

CAR T Cell Machine at CU Anschutz

Research,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,
Autoimmune disease,
Lupus,
Rheumatology,
CAR T Cells

CAR T-Cell Therapy – a Powerful Weapon Against Cancer – Shows Promise in Treating Autoimmune Diseases, Too

by Mark Harden | January 21, 2025

A CU professor stands and smiles beside a graduating CU medical student.

Education,
Alumni,
Clinical,
Training,
Internal Medicine,
Primary Care,
Residency

‘Everything I Could Have Hoped For’: How CU’s Primary Care Training Helped Resident Become a Trusted, Community-Oriented Physician

by Tayler Shaw | January 08, 2025

Beer cans showing warning labels

Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
alcohol,
Health Policy

Alcohol is a Leading Cause of Cancer, But Will the Public Heed a New Warning?

by Mark Harden | January 08, 2025

Jonathan Gutman, MD, is inducted into the CU Department of Medicine's Clinical Excellence Society by department Chair Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc (left) and John Carethers, MD, vice chancellor for health sciences at the University of California, San Diego, at a ceremony on February 8, 2024.

Clinical,
Awards,
Hematology,
Clinical Excellence Society

‘Helping People in Real Need’: A Stem Cell Transplant Leader Cherishes Patient Relationships

by Mark Harden | January 06, 2025

A drink containing kava sits on a table.

Awareness,
Addiction,
alcohol,
Community Health,
Internal Medicine

Is Kava a Good Alcohol Substitute for Dry January?

by Tayler Shaw | January 04, 2025

Health care worker sitting beside a laptop.

Patient Care,
Telemedicine,
Hospital Medicine,
Hospitalists,
Rural Health

Virtual Physicians Provide Overnight Care to Patients in Rural, Critical Access Hospitals

by Tayler Shaw | December 20, 2024

Two women sitting outside, looking at a phone screen.

Patient Care,
Community Health

Can I Trust This Viral Health Advice? How to Know if a Social Media Trend is Good or Bad

by Tayler Shaw | December 19, 2024

Doctor with patient during a visit.

Internal Medicine,
Primary Care

How Often Should You See Your Doctor? It Depends On You

by Mark Harden | December 19, 2024

People skiing on a snowy mountain.

lungs,
holidays,
Community Health,
Pulmonology,
Critical Care,
Travel

How to Deal with Altitude Sickness This Ski Season

by Tayler Shaw | December 18, 2024

CU Department of Medicine top stories of 2024

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Public Health,
Clinical Research,
Community Health

CU Department of Medicine Top Stories of 2024

by Rachael Fischer | December 17, 2024

Sarah Scarpato, MD

Cancer,
Hospital Medicine,
Medical Oncology,
Hospitalists

Oncology Hospitalists Deliver Better Care to Cancer Patients in the Hospital

by Mark Harden | December 16, 2024

Doctor with patient

Clinical,
Internal Medicine,
Primary Care

You Need a New Primary Care Provider. Now What?

by Mark Harden | December 16, 2024

Three men standing and smiling. The man in the center is holding an award.

Patient Care,
Diabetes,
Awards,
Endocrinology,
Clinical Excellence Society

Army Veteran and National Endocrinology Expert Advances Patient Care at CU

by Tayler Shaw | December 13, 2024

A woman wearing blue gloves holding a pill in one hand and a vial of pills in the other hand.

Research,
Patient Care,
Breast Cancer,
Medicine,
Medical Oncology,
Targeted Therapies

How Combining Drugs May Be More Effective at Treating HER2-Positive Breast Cancer

by Tayler Shaw | December 12, 2024

A woman helps an elderly woman with a needle crafts occupational therapy activity for dementia.

Patient Care,
Geriatrics,
Older Adults,
Medicare

CU Partners with Medicare to Expand Services for Patients with Dementia and Their Caregivers

by Tayler Shaw | December 10, 2024

CU Department of Medicine Chair Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc, presents the 2024 State of the Department address

Research,
Innovation,
Philanthropy,
Mentoring,
Career Development

‘Hopeful For What Lies Ahead’: Chair Offers Upbeat Overview of CU Department of Medicine

by Mark Harden | December 05, 2024

A doctor points to a model of a heart.

Patient Care,
Clinics,
Heart,
Obesity,
Cardiology,
anti-obesity medication

New CU Clinic Treats Obesity and Heart Failure at the Same Time

by Tayler Shaw | December 03, 2024

Natalie Longino in the lab.

Skin Cancer,
Cancer,
Melanoma,
Oncology,
Fellowship,
Hematology

Passions for Medical Science and Family: A Fellow Stays Focused on her Goals

by Mark Harden | December 02, 2024

Woman looking at her face in the mirror.

Endocrinology,
Community Health

Do You Think You Have a ‘Cortisol Face’? What You Should Know About This TikTok Trend

by Tayler Shaw | November 25, 2024

People in line at an airport.

COVID-19,
Infectious disease,
holidays,
Influenza,
Travel

The Holidays Are a Joy, But Getting Sick While Traveling Can Be a Bah-Humbug

by Mark Harden | November 21, 2024

Three people standing beside one another. The man in the center holds an award.

Patient Care,
Clinics,
Awards,
Internal Medicine,
Clinical Excellence Society

CU Primary Care Leader Recognized for Helping Patients with High Health Needs

by Tayler Shaw | November 18, 2024

Unidentifiable woman serves herself a plate at a buffet.

Community,
Awareness,

What to Know About Foodborne Illnesses

by Kara Mason | November 18, 2024

A medical dialysis machine with tubing and filters.

Research,
Patient Care,
Climate Health,
Environment,
Nephrology

From Hurricanes to Heat Waves: How Climate Change Negatively Impacts Patients With Kidney Failure

by Tayler Shaw | November 15, 2024

Kira Grush, MD, and Erin McArthur, MD, PhD

Innovation,
Training,
Internal Medicine,
Bioengineering,
Residency

Medicine as a Second Career: Two CU Residents Share Their Journeys

by Mark Harden | November 13, 2024

Four people standing beside one another.

Education,
Community,
Faculty,
Infectious disease,
Cardiology,
Global Health,
Training,
Internal Medicine

A ‘Life-Changing’ Experience: CU Program Brings Zimbabwean Doctors to Colorado

by Tayler Shaw | November 13, 2024

The CU Department of Medicine hosts a delegation from Japan

Mentoring,
Global Health,
Hospitalists

‘A Key Step Forward’: CU Department of Medicine Hosts Delegation from Japan

by Mark Harden | November 12, 2024

A woman stands on stage and speaks to a crowd of people.

Education,
Community,
Leadership,
Conferences,
Mentoring

Mentorship Academy Teaches How to Become Successful Mentors and Mentees

by Tayler Shaw | November 06, 2024

Wastewater samples collected for testing

Publications,
Opioid Research,
Substance Use Disorders,
Critical Care,
Toxicology

Wastewater Tests Can Be a Valuable Tool in Tracking Local Drug Use, Says CU Toxicologist

by Mark Harden | November 04, 2024

Chief resident Ally Fuher, MD (lower row, in white coat) along with this month’s residents, fellows, and nurses in the medical Intensive care unit at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital.

Hospital Medicine,
Internal Medicine,
Residency

Preventing Harm in the Hospital: A CU Resident Shares a Teachable Moment

by Mark Harden | October 30, 2024

A pink stethoscope lying beside a pink ribbon.

Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
Oncology,
Cardiology

Cardio-Oncology Leader Helps Breast Cancer Patients, Survivors With Cardiovascular Issues

by Tayler Shaw | October 30, 2024

Mary Hamel visiting the outreach vaccination clinic in Malawi.

Alumni,
Infectious disease,
Global Health,
Malaria

‘I Was Drawn to Helping’: A World Leader in Fighting Malaria Values Her CU Training

by Mark Harden | October 29, 2024

Marisha Burden, MD, MBA

Research,
Grant

New Grant Will Allow CU Researchers to Study Burnout Among Hospitalists

by Melissa Santorelli | October 28, 2024

Image of a bottle of pills and a syringe.

Addiction,
Opioid Research,
Community Health,
HIV

New Research Shows Higher HIV Prevalence Among Opioid Overdose Patients in ER

by Tayler Shaw | October 24, 2024

U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette of Denver; Kerrie Moreau, PHD; and Judy Regensteiner, director of the Ludeman Family Center for Women's Health Research

Research,
Geriatrics,
CCTSI,
Grant,
Aging

Major Study to Explore Why Older Men May Get More Vascular Health Benefits from Exercise Than Older Women

by Mark Harden | October 23, 2024

Image of a container holding nicotine pouches.

Addiction,
Child & Adolescent,
Tobacco,
smoking,
Community Health,
Internal Medicine

Why Children and Teens Should Avoid Nicotine Pouches Like Zyn

by Tayler Shaw | October 17, 2024

Maggie Lam, PhD, in her lab.

Innovation,
Cardiology,
Technology,
Proteomics,
Mass Spectrometry

A New Technique to Track Proteins in Cells Over Space and Time

by Mark Harden | October 15, 2024

Image of a person's gut and a brain with arrows pointing to each.

Patient Care,
Faculty,
Community Health

How the Brain May Influence Gut Health and Function

by Tayler Shaw | October 14, 2024

Students,
Fitness and Well-Being,
Internal Medicine

Tracking Burnout Among Medical Students in the COVID-19 Pandemic

by Mark Harden | October 14, 2024

Press Releases,
Lung Cancer,

Nina Thomas, MD, Receives ACCC Award for Innovative Lung Cancer Screening Program

by Greg Glasgow | October 09, 2024

A crowd of people applauding.

Education,
Faculty,
Clinical,
Awards,
Training,

52 Awarded for Clinical Teaching of CU School of Medicine Students

by Tayler Shaw | September 24, 2024

Woman gets a mammogram

Breast Cancer,
cancer screening

Mammograms in Their 40s? Told of Pros and Cons, Some Women Prefer to Wait

by Mark Harden | September 17, 2024

Beer, cocktail and wine and cancer ribbons

Cancer,
alcohol

A Sharper Focus on Increased Cancer Risks from Drinking Alcohol

by Mark Harden | September 16, 2024

Female doctor shows a tablet to an elderly female patient.

Community,
Geriatrics,
Conferences

CU Researchers Take on a Variety of Topics Facing Our Aging Society

by Melissa Santorelli | September 11, 2024

Several seniors wearing sneakers and athletic gear on a hike

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Geriatrics,

Why Gait Speed Matters for Seniors

by Kara Mason | September 05, 2024

Daysha Ferrer Torres, PhD

Research,
Faculty,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,

New to CU Anschutz, Scientist Uses ‘Mini-Organs in a Dish’ to Unlock Secrets of Esophageal Cancer

by Mark Harden | August 28, 2024

Cancer lab tests

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Immunotherapy,

Major Project to Address ‘Urgent Need’ For Improved Testing of Cancer Therapies

by Mark Harden | August 21, 2024

Breast cancer awareness

Awareness,
Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
Women's Health,

Despite Advances, Breast Cancer Remains the Number 1 Cancer Among Women

by Mark Harden | August 19, 2024

Carey Candrian, PhD

Research,

CU Researcher Issues a Call for More Data to Improve Care for LGBTQ Patients

by Mark Couch | August 12, 2024

nurse and elderly woman looking at tablet

Research,

An Intervention to Help With Post-Hospital Care of Older Cancer Patients

by Greg Glasgow | August 08, 2024

Ian Lancaster and his fiancee, Jessica

Lung Cancer,
Clinical Trials,

Clinical Trial of New Immunotherapy Drug Has Helped Keep Ian Lancaster’s Lung Cancer Under Control

by Greg Glasgow | August 01, 2024

5280 Top Docs 2024

Patient Care,
Community,

5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2024

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2024

Faculty,
Clinical,
Awards

‘Really Extraordinary’: CU School of Medicine Honors Distinguished Clinicians and Faculty Professionalism

by Mark Harden | July 30, 2024

York Miller, MD

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Awards,
Pulmonology

York Miller, MD, Receives Lifetime Achievement Award for Trailblazing Cancer Research

by Mark Harden | July 23, 2024

Skin Cancer,
Melanoma,
Medical Oncology

A ‘World-Class Leader’ in Melanoma Oncology Plans to Help Build a Pinnacle Program in the Rockies

by Mark Harden | July 08, 2024

Image of a person pointing at a cellphone screen, with heart emojis and thumbs-up icons floating nearby.

Community,
Awareness,
Internal Medicine

CU Faculty Member Joins a Medical Journal’s First-Ever Digital Media Team

by Tayler Shaw | June 12, 2024

Parent helping child to use an asthma inhaler with spacer.

Research,
Community,
Asthma,

School-based Asthma Trial Expands Across Colorado

by Melissa Santorelli | May 21, 2024

Enrique Soto Pérez de Celis, Associate Director for Global Oncology

Community,
Magazine,
Global Health

Meet Enrique Soto Pérez de Celis, the CU Cancer Center’s New Associate Director for Global Oncology.

by Greg Glasgow | May 07, 2024

The PCORI award recipients: Sarah Brewer, PhD, MPA; Matthew DeCamp, MD; Bethany Kwan, PhD, MSPH; and Matthew Wynia, MD, MPH.

Research,
Community,
Awards,
PCORI

CU Faculty Awarded Funds to Study the Science of Engagement in Health Research

by Melissa Santorelli | April 23, 2024

New Study Shows LGBT Adults Face More Discrimination in Health Care

Community,

New Study Shows LGBT Adults Face More Discrimination in Health Care

by Mara Kalinoski | April 22, 2024

Vineet Chopra, MD, MSc, Sunita Sharma, MD, and Christine Jones, MD

Education,
CU Medicine Today,
Mentoring

Mentorship is a Mission: New CU Department of Medicine Programs Aim to Launch and Boost Careers

by Mark Harden | April 03, 2024

Could Creating a Genetic Risk Score Improve Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis?

Research,
Cancer,
Genetics,
Data analysis

Could Creating a Genetic Risk Score Improve Thyroid Cancer Diagnosis?

by Kara Mason | April 01, 2024

Jet Lag: How to Combat the Travel Condition That Disrupts Circadian Rhythm

Patient Care,
Community,
Mental Health,

Jet Lag: How to Combat the Travel Condition That Disrupts Circadian Rhythm

by Kara Mason | March 22, 2024

New Grant Funds Summer Institute for Junior Investigators to Focus on AI, Omics, and Ethics

Research,
Education,
Awards,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

New Grant Funds Summer Institute for Junior Investigators to Focus on AI, Omics, and Ethics

by Kara Mason | March 19, 2024

Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,

Medical Director Named for CU Cancer Center’s Benign Esophageal/Gastric Clinic

by Mark Harden | March 13, 2024

Emily Toegel portrait

Research,
Magazine,

Cameroon Native Emily Baiyee Toegel, MD, Brings International Perspective to Her Gastrointestinal Cancer Work

by Greg Glasgow | February 28, 2024

woman standing in sunlight

Research,
Magazine,

CU Cancer Center Psychologist Tests Bright White Light Therapy as a Remedy for Cancer-Related Fatigue

by Greg Glasgow | February 21, 2024

Black doctor and Black patient

Patient Care,
Community,
Pediatrics,

Addressing Health Inequities in the Black Community

by Greg Glasgow | February 21, 2024

Research,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Medical Oncology

CU Cancer Center Leaders Using a Molecule as a Weapon Against Cancer

by Mark Harden | February 20, 2024

Homelessness Widespread Among Hospital Patients, Says Study by CU School of Medicine Faculty Members

Research,
Community,
Hospital Medicine,
Homelessness

Homelessness Widespread Among Hospital Patients, Says Study by CU School of Medicine Faculty Members

by Mark Harden | February 08, 2024

Geoffrey Connors, MD

Press Releases,
Education,
Community,

Geoffrey Connors, MD, Named Associate Dean for Graduate Medical Education

by Mark Couch | February 07, 2024

Community,
Awareness,
Cancer,
Stomach Cancer

Toby Keith’s Death Following Stomach Cancer Fight Brings Attention to a Less Common Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | February 06, 2024

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Clinical Trials,

Clinical Trial Aids Patient With Recurrent Metastatic Breast Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | February 05, 2024

Research,
Funding,
Awards,
Cell and Gene Therapy

Project to Rev Up Cancer-Fighting Cells Wins Anschutz Acceleration Initiative Grant

by Mark Harden | February 02, 2024

Wells Messersmith

Cancer,
Magazine,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,
Medical Oncology

You Just Got a Cancer Diagnosis. Should You Get a Second Opinion?

by Mark Harden | February 01, 2024

Russ Glasgow, PhD, and Dan Matlock, MD, MPH

Research,

ACCORDS Program Leads Selected for Anschutz Acceleration Initiative

by Melissa Santorelli | January 30, 2024

Breast cancer ribbon

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Medical Oncology

Tablets Show Promise as an Alternative to Chemotherapy in CU Cancer Center Member’s Breast Cancer Study

by Mark Harden | January 29, 2024

Dean Reilly delivers his annual State of the School address and announces recipients of major acceleration awards.

Research,
Patient Care,
Education,
Community,

‘No Longer the Best-Kept Secret’: CU School of Medicine Dean Talks of Growth, Progress, Challenges

by Mark Harden | January 10, 2024

Kate Micucci

Research,
Community,
Lung Cancer,

How Unusual is ‘Big Bang Theory’ Actress Kate Micucci’s Lung Cancer?

by Greg Glasgow | December 15, 2023

Painting of health care worker

Community,

‘We Are All Artists’ Exhibit Features Work By CU Anschutz Campus Artists

by Greg Glasgow | December 13, 2023

hospital patient supportive care

Research,
Cancer,
Clinical Trials,

What to Know About Supportive Care Trials

by Mark Harden | December 12, 2023

Ann Strange melanoma

Skin Cancer,
Melanoma,

Drawing on Data and Imagery in the Fight Against Melanoma

by Mark Harden | December 11, 2023

Stack of manuscripts

Research,
Press Releases,
Publications,

CU Researchers Evaluate Possible Publication Bias

by Melissa Santorelli | November 28, 2023

Students in a medical simulation training

Education,
Community,
Students,

CU Anschutz Learners Get Hands-On Training in Health Inequities

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2023

holiday cocktails

Heart,
alcohol,
holidays,
atrial fibrillation

To Help Keep Your Heart Healthy, Go Easy on the Holiday Cheer

by Mark Harden | November 20, 2023

Image from research

Research,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,

Interdisciplinary Research Could Lead to New Targeted Treatments for Rheumatoid Arthritis

by Greg Glasgow | November 08, 2023

Kimberly Manning, associate vice chair of the Emory University Department of Medicine, delivers the keynote address at Mentorship Academy 2023, Oct. 27, 2023, at the Anschutz Health Sciences Building. Photo by Devon Balent.

Education,
Community,
Leadership,
Conferences,
Mentoring

Climbing the Mentorship Mountain: Daylong Workshop Examines the State of the Mentoring Art

by Mark Harden | October 31, 2023

Erik Jensen

Colorectal Cancer,

What ‘Walking Dead’ Actor Erik Jensen’s Stage 4 Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis Means

by Greg Glasgow | October 27, 2023

Allurion gastric balloon

Research,
Clinical Trials,
Obesity,

CU Gastroenterology Professor Overseeing Trial of Swallowable Gastric Balloon For Weight Loss

by Greg Glasgow | October 27, 2023

Esophageal mucosa | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
COVID-19,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,

Exploring the COVID-19 Pandemic’s Effect on Barrett’s Esophagus and Esophageal Cancer Screening

by Greg Glasgow | October 25, 2023

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Health Care

Education,
Community,
CU Medicine Today,

How Artificial Intelligence is Changing Health Care

by Kara Mason | October 25, 2023

Scared to Death: How Haunted Houses Can Affect the Heart

Community,
Cardiology

Scared to Death: How Haunted Houses Can Affect the Heart

by Kara Mason | October 13, 2023

Tânia Reis, PhD

Research,
Press Releases,

Tânia Reis, PhD, Wins Prestigious NIH Director's Pioneer Award for Brain Metabolism Research

by Greg Glasgow | October 06, 2023

Person on stepping onto a scale

Research,

CU Researchers Identify Potential Target for Treating Obesity and Metabolic Disease

by Mark Couch | October 02, 2023

Patient Care,
Community,
Leukemia,

Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Climber Tristan Chen Treated for Leukemia at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | September 22, 2023

data analysis

Research,
Data analysis

NCI National Cancer Plan: Maximize Data Utility

by Greg Glasgow | August 04, 2023

Chunks of red meat fill a wood cutting board, surrounded by sprigs of herbs, cups of spices and a whole garlic

Research,
Public Health,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
ColoradoSPH at CSU

Red Meat Allergy From Ticks: Reality or Science Fiction?

by Debra Melani | August 01, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,

Fructose Intake Can Lead to Obesity in Humans, Just Like in Hibernating Animals, CU Researchers Say

by Kelsea Pieters | August 01, 2023

5280 Top Docs | CU School of Medicine

Patient Care,
Community,

More Than 200 CU Faculty Members Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2023

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2023

A member of the Class of 2027 receives their white coat

Education,
Community,
Students,

CU School of Medicine’s Class of 2027 Enters the Profession at Annual Matriculation Ceremony

by Greg Glasgow | July 28, 2023

CU School of Medicine Matriculation 2023

Education,
Community,
Students,

CU School of Medicine Matriculation 2023

by School of Medicine | July 26, 2023

proteins on the surface of a cell

Research,
Melanoma,
Immunotherapy,

R01 Grant Will Help Find a Way to Overcome Resistance to Immunotherapy in Melanoma

by Greg Glasgow | July 26, 2023

cells

Research,
Lung Cancer,

Studying the Role of Sox9 in Lung Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | July 24, 2023

Mitigating AI Bias Goes Beyond the Data

Research,
Health outcomes,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Mitigating AI Bias Goes Beyond the Data

by Kara Mason | July 17, 2023

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,

Doctors of Old ‘Fitz’ Reunite for First Time Since Army Base Closure

by Chris Casey | July 13, 2023

Research,
Patient Care,
COVID-19,

Long COVID Patients Tell Top Officials That CU Anschutz Saved Them

by Chris Casey | July 13, 2023

CU Data Scientist Receives Funds to Study Precision Medicine for Rheumatoid Arthritis

Research,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,
Data analysis

CU Data Scientist Receives Funds to Study Precision Medicine for Rheumatoid Arthritis

by Kara Mason | July 12, 2023

COVID-19,
COVID-19 Podcasts,
Clinical Research,

Studying How to Treat, Identify Long COVID: CU Anschutz Takes the Lead

by Chris Casey | July 11, 2023

Physician performs intubation on mannequin

Research,
ATLAS,
COMBAT

A New Gold Standard for Emergency Airway Management

by Colleen Miracle | July 10, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,
Cancer,

Research Offers Insight into Improving Efficacy of PD-L1 Immunotherapy for Cancer Patients

by Julia Milzer | July 06, 2023

multidisciplinary clinics at the University of Colroado Cancer Center | Chris Lieu, MD, and Sunnie Kim, MD

Colorectal Cancer,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,
Clinical,

Expanding the Umbrella of Care

by Rachel Sauer | July 05, 2023

Barb Spanjer

Patient Care,
Community,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,

Individualized Care Provides Hope for Pancreatic Cancer Patient with Stage 4 Diagnosis

by Rachel Sauer | June 26, 2023

Doug Scanlon at colon cancer walk.

Patient Care,
Liver Cancer,
Colorectal Cancer,

Colorectal Cancer Patient Doug Scanlon Grateful for Cutting-Edge Care at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | June 22, 2023

group of cells

Research,
Lung Cancer,

CU Cancer Center Researcher Receives Gilead Grant to Study Persister Cells in Lung Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | June 19, 2023

Pregnant woman in white shirt holding bowl of vegetables

Research,
Community,
Public Health,
Obesity,

Study Finds Maternal Diet May Have Long-Lasting Effects for Offspring

by Rachel Sauer | June 16, 2023

Arnold Levinson

Patient Care,
Community,
Immunotherapy,
lymphoma,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

CU Cancer Center Member Gains Unique Perspective as Cancer Patient

by Rachel Sauer | June 16, 2023

Petri dish

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Awards

Overcoming Drug Resistance in Multiple Myeloma

by Greg Glasgow | June 12, 2023

Press Releases,
COVID-19,

Study Shows Commonly used Diabetes Drug Reduces Risk of Long COVID

by David Kelly | June 09, 2023

Research,
Innovation,
Patient Care,

CU Anschutz Receives $50 Million From The Anschutz Foundation to Accelerate Breakthroughs in Medicine

by Julia Milzer | June 07, 2023

Flaig with the NCCN team and African oncologists

Community,
Prostate Cancer,
Bladder Cancer,
Kidney Cancer,
Testicular cancer

CU Cancer Center Member Helps Develop Genitourinary Cancer Guidelines in Sub-Saharan Africa

by Greg Glasgow | June 07, 2023

Collage of head shots of all grant winners

Research,

Advancing Research Collaboration: AB Nexus Awardees Announced

by Megan Lane | June 06, 2023

Do Chatbot Avatars Prompt Bias in Health Care?

Research,
Health outcomes,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Do Chatbot Avatars Prompt Bias in Health Care?

by Kara Mason | June 05, 2023

Two women smiling with heads together

Research,
Community,
Cancer,
Magazine,
Mental Health,

Understanding Cancer in the Mind and the Heart

by Rachel Sauer | June 05, 2023

Research,

Three CU Anschutz Researchers Named to the 2023 Class of Boettcher Investigators

by Staff | May 31, 2023

Eduardo Davila, PhD; James DeGregori, PhD; and William Robinson, MD, PhD, speak at the 2019 Endowed Chairs Celebration.

Research,
Community,
Philanthropy,
Magazine,

Endowed Chairs Fund Vital Research at the University of Colorado Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | May 31, 2023

CU School of Medicine Celebrates Class of 2023

Education,
Community,
Students,
Graduation

CU School of Medicine Celebrates Class of 2023

by Kara Mason | May 22, 2023

Community,
Public Health,

Here’s How to Avoid a Spring Surge of Hungry Ticks

by Debra Melani | May 18, 2023

Press Releases,
Community,
OAE Shared

CU Anschutz Medical Campus and the Colorado Behavioral Health Administration Announce Initiative to Increase Diversity in the Behavioral Health Workforce

by Julia Milzer | May 17, 2023

CU School of Medicine | Class of 2023 | Graduation

Education,
Community,
Students,
Graduation

CU School of Medicine Graduation 2023

by School of Medicine | May 17, 2023

Steve Haberkorn

Education,
Community,
Students,
Cancer,
Graduation

Cancer Diagnosis During Medical School Offered Unique Insight into Patient Experience

by Rachel Sauer | May 15, 2023

Clinical Trial for Gene Therapy Treatment Cures Sickle Cell Disease Patient at CU

Research,
Innovation,

Clinical Trial for Gene Therapy Treatment Cures Sickle Cell Disease Patient at CU

by Kara Mason | May 11, 2023

U.S. News and World Report ranked the University of Colorado School of Medicine No. 8 for primary care and No. 26 for research.

Education,
Students,

CU School of Medicine Remains in the Top 10 in Latest U.S. News Medical School Ranking

by Greg Glasgow | May 11, 2023

Research,
Cancer,
Diabetes,

Platform Promises Improvement in Athlete Performance, Early Insight Into Disease Risk

by Chris Casey | May 08, 2023

Panel on stage: Terry Fry, Michael Verneris, Amy Keating and Manali Kamdar

Research,
Community,
Regenerative Medicine,

CU Anschutz Takes the Reins in CAR T Cancer Therapy Research

by Debra Melani | May 08, 2023

Community,
Lung Cancer,
Hope

Lung Cancer Survivorship Celebration Emphasizes Living with Hope and Optimism

by Rachel Sauer | May 05, 2023

Research,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
Advancement,

Esophageal and Gastric Center Naming Celebration Cements CU Cancer Center Legacy

by Guest Contributor | May 02, 2023

Research,
Sustainability

How Are Chemical Harm Risks Established After an Industrial Spill?

by Matthew Hastings | May 02, 2023

Ray Romano had a heart stent procedure

Community,
Cardiology

What is the Heart Stent Procedure That Ray Romano Had?

by Greg Glasgow | May 01, 2023

CU Cancer Center member Ajay Major, MD, MBA, recently published research that shows checkpoint inhibitors are not an effective treatment when CAR T fails.

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Immunotherapy,
lymphoma

What is the Best Lymphoma Treatment After CAR T Therapy Fails?

by Greg Glasgow | April 25, 2023

Paper cutouts of shaped like people holding hands

Firearm Injury Prevention,
COMBAT

CU School of Medicine Launches Firearm Injury Prevention Initiative

by Colleen Miracle | April 24, 2023

Campus Life,

How to Use the Campus Events Calendar

by Kiley Carroll | April 20, 2023

Man walking alone on jetty

Research,
Heart,
Cardiology

Never-Married Men Diagnosed with Heart Failure Have Increased Risk of Death

by Rachel Sauer | April 19, 2023

Two men having a conversation

Community,
Advocacy,
Palliative care

National Healthcare Decisions Day Highlights Importance of Advance Care Planning

by Rachel Sauer | April 16, 2023

Close-up of military members marching in boots and camouflage

Community,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Veteran and Military Health

PACT Act Allows Military Veterans to Access Benefits for Expanded List of Conditions Related to Exposures

by Rachel Sauer | April 14, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,

A New Way to Conduct Research: Streamlining the Clinical Trial

by Kelsea Pieters and Megan Lane | April 12, 2023

Research,
Community,
Cancer,

Where Advanced Cancer Patients Are Discharged After Hospitalization Affects Outcomes

by Rachel Sauer | April 12, 2023

More than 1,000 people each year arrive at the University of Colorado Cancer Center for treatment, surgery, or a second opinion on their cancer diagnosis.

Community,

What to Know About Traveling to the CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | April 10, 2023

People with Type 2 diabetes who used a cognitive behavioral therapy app saw reductions in their blood sugar and less need for medications.

Research,
Diabetes,

How a Smartphone App Can Help People With Diabetes Manage Their Condition and Avoid Certain Medications

by Greg Glasgow | April 10, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,
Addiction,
OAE Shared

Study Shows Involuntary Displacement of People Experiencing Homelessness May Cause Significant Spikes in Mortality, Overdoses and Hospitalizations

by Kelsea Pieters | April 10, 2023

woman receiving radiation therapy on her head

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Radiation,

Research Shows Targeted Therapy Allows Certain Lung Cancer Patients to Avoid Whole-Brain Radiation

by Rachel Sauer | March 29, 2023

Faculty,
Clinical,

School of Medicine Honors Distinguished Clinicians

by Mark Couch | March 29, 2023

Carolyn Degrafinried

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Multidisciplinary Clinic,

Enjoying the Gift of Time After a Pancreatic Cancer Diagnosis

by Rachel Sauer | March 23, 2023

Research,
Patient Care,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,

Can Rheumatoid Arthritis Be Delayed or Prevented?

by Chris Casey | March 22, 2023

A grinning Sam Neill points toward the sky

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
lymphoma,

Clinical Trials Show Promise for ‘Jurassic Park’ Actor Sam Neill’s Rare Lymphoma

by Chris Casey | March 22, 2023

Blue gloved hand filling lab vials.

Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
cancer screening,

Can One Blood Test Transform Cancer Screening?

by Debra Melani | March 20, 2023

Bergouignan focuses on the contribution of light physical activity in combating our increasing sedentariness, which has become a serious health problem.

Research,
Community,
Diabetes,

Can Taking the Stairs Help You Lose Weight?

by Greg Glasgow | March 20, 2023

Front-facing view of the stage and audience at Match Day 2023

Education,
Community,
Students,

Opening the Envelope and Taking the Next Step

by Rachel Sauer | March 17, 2023

Andrea Dwyer, director of the Colorado Cancer Screening Program, and gastroenterologist Swati Patel, MD, flew to Washington for the March 10 forum.

Community,
Colorectal Cancer,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

Two CU Cancer Center Members Attend Biden’s Moonshot Event on Colorectal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | March 16, 2023

Health care provider in white coat using a laptop

Research,
Community,
Data analysis

Data Analysis Finds Inaccuracies Are Common in Insurance Physician Directories

by Rachel Sauer | March 14, 2023

CU School of Medicine Match Day 2023

Education,
Community,
Students,

CU School of Medicine Match Day 2023

by School of Medicine | March 14, 2023

Faculty,

Wells Messersmith, MD: Innovating New Cancer Treatments on a Gut Level

by Kristen O'Neill | March 11, 2023

Research,
Faculty,
Regenerative Medicine,

Gates Grubstake Fund Awards Over $1.5 Million to Campus Researchers

by Toni Lapp | March 10, 2023

Faculty,

Abigail Lara, MD: Creating a Culture of Excellence from the Classroom to the ICU

by Kristen O'Neill | March 10, 2023

Faculty,

Vineet Chopra, MBBS, MD, MSc: Leading Excellence in Patient Care and Safety

by Kristen O'Neill | March 10, 2023

CU research shows eliminating dairy is just as effective as the standard six-food elimination diet for achieving remission in eosinophilic esophagitis.

Research,
Press Releases,

CU School of Medicine Researchers Part of National Team That Identified a New Dietary Approach to Treatment for Eosinophilic Esophagitis

by Greg Glasgow | February 27, 2023

Research,
Health outcomes,
OAE Shared

How Can the Healthcare System Achieve Health Equity?

by Guest Contributor | February 27, 2023

Woman holds a small jar of cannabis flower in one hand with lid in other hand

Research,
Heart,
Medical Marijuana,

Can Cannabis Cause Heart Attacks?

by Debra Melani | February 24, 2023

Lauren Rosenberg, daughter, Sophie, and family dog pose in front of pond

Research,
Community,

At the Forefront: Marshaling Resources for Rare Diseases

by Staff | February 21, 2023

Amber pill bottle with white pills spilling out

Research,
Community,
Public Health,

Curbing Fentanyl Deaths Should be Guided by Science and Evidence

by Rachel Sauer | February 17, 2023

Four early career researchers from the University of Colorado Cancer Center have received Institutional Research Grants from the American Cancer Society.

Research,

Junior Faculty at CU Cancer Center Selected for 2023 American Cancer Society Grants

by Greg Glasgow | February 17, 2023

Research,
Patient Care,
Diabetes,

Study Examines Power of Group Sessions in Managing Diabetes

by Chris Casey | February 15, 2023

Diabetes,
Geriatrics,
Alzheimer's,

Study Suggests Fructose Could Drive Alzheimer's Disease

by David Kelly | February 13, 2023

Woman Coughing | Long COVID | CU School of Medicine | Brent Palmer, PhD

Research,
COVID-19,

CU School of Medicine Researcher Identifies Potential Cause of ‘Long COVID’

by Greg Glasgow | February 10, 2023

Meagan Chriswell | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Education,
Community,
OAE Shared

Medical Student Meagan Chriswell Balances Research and Community Service

by Greg Glasgow | February 08, 2023

World Cancer Day logos over sunset photo of CU Anschutz campus

Community,

CU Cancer Center Part of Global Effort to Close the Care Gap

by Rachel Sauer | February 04, 2023

Close-up images of snowflakes on black background

Community,

Capturing the One-of-a-Kind Beauty of Snowflakes

by Rachel Sauer | January 27, 2023

CU Cancer Center leader Jamie Studts, PhD, will create an enhanced version of the program that will roll out in two more states in the coming years.

Research,
Lung Cancer,

Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation Funds Efforts to Increase Lung Cancer Screening

by Greg Glasgow | January 23, 2023

Innovation,
Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,

World Traveler Books CU Anschutz for Pancreatic Cancer Journey

by Debra Melani | January 17, 2023

Patel led the annual meeting, where clinicians and researchers from around the world met to improve understanding of inherited gastrointestinal cancers.

Research,
Community,

CU Cancer Center Member Leads Conference on Inherited Gastrointestinal Cancers

by Greg Glasgow | January 17, 2023

CU School of Medicine Dean John J. Reilly Jr., MD, spoke of the accomplishments and challenges of 2022 during his annual address.

Education,
Community,

State of the School 2023

by Greg Glasgow | January 12, 2023

Research,
Faculty,
Lung Cancer,

Balancing Science and Medicine to Benefit Lung Cancer Patient Care

by Rachel Sauer | January 12, 2023

Carey Candrian, PhD | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Press Releases,
OAE Shared

CU Faculty Member Receives Five-Year NIH Award

by Mark Couch | January 11, 2023

Doctors have learned how to harness the immune system to seek out and destroy cancer cells in a targeted fashion that does not destroy healthy cells.

Research,
Community,
Immunotherapy,

What is Immunotherapy?

by Greg Glasgow | January 11, 2023

Hand holding stethoscope and medicine-related icons

Research,
Prostate Cancer,
Cancer,

Using Big Data to Help Understand when a Treatment is Right for Prostate Cancer Patients

by Rachel Sauer | January 09, 2023

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Funding,

New Grant Funding Supports Researcher in Understanding Early Factors in Blood Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | January 06, 2023

The CU study shows that SW033291 slows fibrosis by inhibiting the action of an enzyme that degrades eicosanoids, molecules that help to prevent fibrosis.

Research,
Heart,

CU Researchers Identify New Pathway for Preventing Cardiac Fibrosis

by Greg Glasgow | January 06, 2023

Martina Navratilova revealed that she has been diagnosed with two unrelated cancers: stage 1 throat cancer and early-stage breast cancer.

Community,
Head and Neck Cancer,

Here’s What to Know About Martina Navratilova’s Double Cancer Diagnosis

by Greg Glasgow | January 04, 2023

Faculty,

Essay: Medical Providers Often Lack Training in Caring for People With Disabilities

by David Kelly | January 04, 2023

Close-up of feet walking on sidewalk

Research,
Community,

7,000? 10,000? Is There an Ideal Number of Steps Per Day?

by Rachel Sauer | January 03, 2023

Illustration of magnifying glass in front of lungs

Community,
Lung Cancer,

What Are Pack-Years?

by Rachel Sauer | January 03, 2023

Campus Life,
Community,
Students,
Awareness,

As Car Thefts Rise, CU Anschutz Police Department and Campus Partners Provide Safety Tips, Debut New Program

by Staff | December 14, 2022

Close-up of two holding hands

Research,
Community,
Palliative care,
OAE Shared

Addressing Racism in Palliative Care Research Starts with Listening and Community Partnerships

by Rachel Sauer | December 14, 2022

Research,
Innovation,
Press Releases,

CU Anschutz Ranked Globally as a Top University for Innovation

by Julia Milzer | December 14, 2022

Research,

CU Anschutz State of Research 2022 Address Highlights Robust Campus Growth and Innovation

by Megan Lane | December 12, 2022

An older man gets his vaccine

COVID-19,
Vaccinations,

CDC Study Backs Bivalent Booster Effectiveness. So Why is Uptake So Low?

by Debra Melani | December 12, 2022

Actress Kirstie Alley, died from colon cancer after a short battle with the disease.

Colorectal Cancer,
cancer screening

What Kirstie Alley’s Death Tells Us About Colorectal Cancer Screening

by Greg Glasgow | December 06, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
cancer screening

Compassionate Care Fuels Family’s Desire to Change Esophageal Cancer Paradigm

by Chris Casey | December 06, 2022

Press Releases,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
Advancement,

CU Cancer Center Receives $20 Million Gift to Advance Esophageal Cancer Research and Care

by Julia Milzer | December 06, 2022

Women members of CU Cancer Center leadership

Community,
Cancer,
Magazine,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
Leadership,
OAE Shared

Women Are Gaining Increasing Seats at the Table in Cancer Leadership

by Rachel Sauer | November 28, 2022

Press Releases,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Cancer,

CU Anschutz Researchers Find Less Invasive Treatment for Certain Head and Neck Cancers

by Kelsea Pieters | November 28, 2022

Colorado’s Natural Medicine Health Act, which passed by a narrow margin, allows for the use of mushrooms at state-regulated “healing centers” under the supervision of trained facilitators.

Research,
Community,

Colorado Voted to Decriminalize ‘Magic Mushrooms’ — What Happens Next?

by Greg Glasgow | November 15, 2022

Eduardo Davila, PhD, speaking with Xander Bradeen in a lab

Research,
Education,
Community,

PIKE-PREP Supports Scholars from Underrepresented Backgrounds in Pursuing Top-Tier Education

by Rachel Sauer | November 14, 2022

Tray of medical vials

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Funding,

Translational Research Scholar Grant Supports Further Study of Immune Cell Changes During Lung Cancer Treatment

by Rachel Sauer | November 07, 2022

Patient Care,
Community,
Faculty,
Bladder Cancer,

Sculpture Crafted in Honor of Cancer Doctor’s Impact on Patient’s Life

by Kiley Carroll | November 07, 2022

Elena Hsieh, MD, and Joshua Thurman, MD | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Press Releases,

CU Researchers Receive $2 Million NIH Grant for Chronic Kidney Disease and Acute Kidney Injury Study

by Mark Couch | November 03, 2022

Research,
Innovation,
Education,

Awards Ceremony Recognizes Research Excellence at CU Anschutz

by Megan Lane | October 31, 2022

Montour, assistant director for research administration, was recently recognized as Research Administrator of the Year at the CU Anschutz Research Awards.

Research,
Community,

Michaela Montour Celebrated as Research Administrator of the Year

by Greg Glasgow | October 31, 2022

Young boy with thermometer in mouth

Community,
Pediatrics,
Infectious disease

Cold and Flu Season Off to a Fierce Start, with Surge in RSV Cases Among Children

by Rachel Sauer | October 28, 2022

Thyroid Cancer,
Awards

Bryan Haugen, MD, Receives Outstanding Scholarly Physician Award from the Endocrine Society

by Jessica Cordova | October 27, 2022

CU researchers have discovered that a bacteria in the gut could be triggering rheumatoid arthritis in people already at risk for the disease.

Research,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,

Can Gut Bacteria Cause Rheumatoid Arthritis?

by Greg Glasgow | October 26, 2022

woman kissing baby's cheek

Research,
Community,
COVID-19,

Health Care Workers Reported High Rates of Childcare Stress During Early Days of COVID-19 Pandemic

by Rachel Sauer | October 25, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Education,

State of the Campus 2022 Shines Spotlight on Our People

by Matthew Hastings | October 20, 2022

Patient Care,
Diabetes,
Obesity,

Elon Musk Rockets Weight-Loss Drug Into Public Eye

by Chris Casey | October 19, 2022

Portrait of Lotte Dyrbye, MD, MHPE | CU School of Medicine

Faculty,
CU Medicine Today,

Caring for Caregivers

by Rachel Sauer | October 18, 2022

Royal blue colorectal cancer awareness ribbons

Colorectal Cancer,
Cancer,
cancer screening

The Message Hasn’t Changed: Get Colorectal Cancer Screening

by Rachel Sauer | October 13, 2022

Clinical Research,
Leadership

McDermott Named Deputy AD for Diversity and Inclusion in Clinical Research at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | October 11, 2022

Several people meeting around a conference table

Education,
Community,
Fellowship,

New Fellowship Program Will Train Future Leaders of Academic Medical Centers

by Rachel Sauer | October 10, 2022

Moumita Ghosh, PhD, and Eric Clambey, PhD, will study how epithelial progenitor cells and immune cells shape the outcome of lung cancer.

Research,
Lung Cancer,

American Lung Association Award Funds CU Research on Epithelial Progenitor Cells

by Greg Glasgow | October 03, 2022

Research,
Lung Cancer,

CU Anschutz Researchers Create New Method to More Accurately Measure Cancer Lesions’ Response to Treatment

by Kelsea Pieters | September 29, 2022

stethoscope with light blue prostate cancer awareness ribbon

Research,
Prostate Cancer,
Cancer,

Ongoing Research Studying Effect of High-Dose Testosterone in Treating Prostate Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | September 28, 2022

When the legs don't receive enough blood flow, it can cause pain when walking. PAD is usually a sign of atherosclerosis.

Community,
Heart,

Recognizing and Preventing Peripheral Artery Disease

by Greg Glasgow | September 22, 2022

The study showed liraglutide and insulin glargine, when taken with metformin, achieve and maintain target blood levels for a longer time.

Research,
Diabetes,

CU School of Medicine a Site for Major Diabetes Medication Trial

by Greg Glasgow | September 22, 2022

Clinician with a patient with Down syndrome

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
OAE Shared

New Research Highlights Potential for Improvement in Communicating with Patients with Intellectual Disabilities

by Rachel Sauer | September 19, 2022

A clinical trial led by CU Cancer Center member Robert Lentz, MD, may offer hope for patients with metastatic colon cancer.

Research,
Colorectal Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
DOM Newsletter

CU Cancer Center Leading Clinical Trial of New Drug to Treat Metastatic Colorectal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | September 07, 2022

Head shot of Marie Wood, MD

Genetics,

New Co-Director of Hereditary Cancers Focused on Improving Access to Genetic Counseling and Testing

by Rachel Sauer | September 06, 2022

The pipeline program identifies promising high school students with an interest in medicine and enrolls them in a premedical curriculum at CU Denver.

Education,
Community,
Students,
OAE Shared

BA/BS-MD Program Aimed at Increasing Diversity of Health Care Professionals in Colorado

by Greg Glasgow | September 06, 2022

Blue-gloved hand extracting vaccine via needle from vial

COVID-19,
Vaccine,

First Variant-Specific COVID-19 Vaccine Approved Targeting BA.4/BA.5

by Debra Melani | September 05, 2022

CU School of Medicine initiatives take on the challenges of pediatric-to-adult transition of care.

Clinical Affairs,

Period of Transition

by Greg Glasgow | September 02, 2022

Amira Del Pino-Jones, MD, has been named associate dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.

Press Releases,
Education,
Faculty,
OAE Shared

Amira del Pino-Jones, MD, Named CU School of Medicine’s Associate Dean for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

by Greg Glasgow | August 26, 2022

Research,
Breast Cancer,
DNA,

Researchers Find Less Risky Way to Monitor Breast Cancer Progression

by David Kelly | August 25, 2022

For sexual and gender minority patients, end-of-life conversations are often made even more difficult due to stigma, fear, and discrimination. | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Community,
OAE Shared

Why End-of-Life Conversations Can Be Difficult for Sexual and Gender Minority Patients

by Greg Glasgow | August 17, 2022

Research,
Community,
Faculty,

First In-Person Nuclear Receptors IMPACT Meeting Focuses on Support and Collaboration

by Rachel Sauer | August 12, 2022

Innovation,
Faculty,

CU Anschutz Draws Spotlight for Rare Disease Center of Excellence

by Kiley Carroll | August 08, 2022

The CU Cancer Center contributed to a supplement in the American Cancer Society’s Cancer journal that outlined the impact of patient navigation.

Research,
Community,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

Emphasizing The Importance of Patient Navigation

by Greg Glasgow | August 05, 2022

CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best on Denver-area magazine 5280 top doctors list.

Patient Care,
Community,

193 CU Faculty Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2022

by School of Medicine | August 02, 2022

Members of the Class of 2026 receiving their stethoscopes | CU School of Medicine

Education,
Community,
Students,
OAE Shared

CU School of Medicine Class of 2026 Called to Empathy and Healing as They Begin Medical Studies

by Rachel Sauer | July 29, 2022

Research,
Press Releases,
Lung Cancer,

CU Cancer Center Study Aims to Predict Critical Markers for Lung Cancer Treatments

by Julia Milzer | July 27, 2022

Putting Residents Face to Face With Health Care Inequities | CU School of Medicine

Education,
Students,
CU Medicine Today,
OAE Shared

Putting Residents Face to Face With Health Care Inequities

by Greg Glasgow | July 26, 2022

A bright-blue gloved hand holds an omicron BA.4 and BA.5 labeled vial.

Community,
COVID-19,

BA.5: What You Should Know About the Dominant COVID-19 Variant

by Debra Melani | July 26, 2022

Research,
Press Releases,
COVID-19,

SARS-CoV-2 Variants Have Developed Resistance to Human Interferons

by Kelsea Pieters | July 25, 2022

Dr. Treem Head Shot over dark and wavy background

Research,
Mental Health,

Can Psychedelic Therapy Offer a Sense of Peace for the Dying?

by Debra Melani | July 22, 2022

Research,
Press Releases,

Discovery of a Potential Parkinson's Trigger Could Lead to New Treatments

by Julia Milzer | July 21, 2022

The CU Anschutz endeavor will focus on physical, mental, and financial well-being in the ZIP codes around campus. | Lisa Neal-Graves | CU Anschutz

Press Releases,
Community,
CU Medicine Today,
OAE Shared

Lisa Neal-Graves Tapped to Lead Aurora Wellness Community

by Greg Glasgow | July 20, 2022

ORIEN is a network of cancer centers that shares data and tissue samples from more than 273,000 patients.

Research,
Endometrial Cancer,

Access to National Patient Data Aids CU Cancer Research

by Greg Glasgow | July 18, 2022

Research,
Immunotherapy,
lymphoma

Research Shows CAR T Cell Therapy Is Effective Second-Line Treatment for Large B-Cell Lymphoma

by Rachel Sauer | July 14, 2022

How a CU Cancer Center clinical trial saved Ward McNeilly’s life.

Research,
Patient Care,
Sarcoma,
Clinical Trials,

Beating a Deadly Sarcoma

by Greg Glasgow | July 11, 2022

The University of Colorado Department of Biomedical Informatics launches to advance patient care using data-driven discovery and artificial intelligence. | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Press Releases,
Education,
Clinical Research,
CU Medicine Today,
OAE Shared

Department of Biomedical Informatics Launches to Advance Patient Care Using Data-Driven Discovery

by Rachel Wittel | July 06, 2022

Paint and paint brushes on a canvas | Marc Moss, MD | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Community,
Awareness,
Mental Health,

Creative Arts Therapy May Reduce Stress and Turnover Among Health Care Professionals

by Rachel Sauer | June 28, 2022

Research,

Bad for the Bone? Novel Findings Suggest Intense Exercise Can Deplete Calcium

by Chris Casey | June 21, 2022

Patient Care,
Community,
Faculty,
Clinical Trials,

Biking for a PKD Cure, One Pedal at a Time

by Kiley Carroll | June 21, 2022

Two blue latex-gloved hands inserting a nasal swab into a tube

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,
COVID-19,
Vaccinations,
Clinical,
lungs

New Study Paves Way to Better Understanding and Treating Long COVID

by Laura Kelley | June 09, 2022

Fan Zhang, PhD, received a grant from the PhRMA Foundation for her research aimed at finding an approach to diagnose and treat RA-associated ILD earlier.

Research,
Faculty,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,

PhRMA Foundation Funds CU School of Medicine Research on Rheumatoid Arthritis-associated Lung Disease

by Greg Glasgow | June 08, 2022

Graduate Program,
Awards,
OAE Shared

CU Anschutz Grad School Honors Top Mentors, Changemakers

by Guest Contributor | June 08, 2022

Research,
Innovation,

Catalyzing a Culture of Collaboration

by Megan Lane | June 06, 2022

Research,
Press Releases,

Tall Height Impacts Risk of Multiple Diseases

by Kelsea Pieters | June 02, 2022

Older patient speaking with physician

Research,
Bladder Cancer,

Older Adults with Advanced Bladder Cancer Prioritize Honest Information about What to Expect

by Rachel Sauer | June 01, 2022

Several Physicians with Stethoscopes Around Necks | Physician Mistreatment Emerges | CU School of Medicine | Dr. Lotte Dyrbye Lotte

Research,
Press Releases,
Community,
CU Medicine Today,
OAE Shared

Physician Mistreatment Emerges as Crisis that Can Ripple Through U.S. Health Care

by Rachel Sauer | May 19, 2022

Faculty,
Mental Health,

Combating Physician Burnout With Coaching

by Kiley Carroll | May 16, 2022

The CU researchers recently discovered a new role for HDAC6 in the regulation of myofibrils, the contractile units of the heart.

Research,
Press Releases,

CU School of Medicine Research Defines the Role of HDAC6 in Regulating Heart Stiffness

by Greg Glasgow | May 16, 2022

COVID-19,
Faculty,

Eight Lessons Learned From the COVID-19 Pandemic

by Kiley Carroll | May 09, 2022

Kristen Demoruelle, MD, PhD, portrait over campus building background

Women's Health,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,

What You Need to Know about Rheumatoid Arthritis

by Laura Kelley | May 09, 2022

Research,
Women's Health,
Mental Health,
OAE Shared

Coaching Program Reduces Burnout Among Resident Physicians

by David Kelly | May 06, 2022

Woman walking dog | Type 2 Diabetes | CU School of Medicine | Amy Huebschmann

Research,
Community,
Support,
Diabetes,

Physical Activity Coaching Shows Benefits for People with Type 2 Diabetes

by Rachel Sauer | May 04, 2022

An illustrated image of a human silhouette, with a person trapped in a cage inside the headspace.

Awareness,
Neuroscience,
CU Anschutz 360 Podcast,
CU Medicine Today,

OCD Ruled Moksha Patel’s Life Until a Rare Surgical Procedure Changed Everything

by Kelsea Pieters | May 02, 2022

CU Researchers | Stress-related disorders | COVID-19 | CU School of Medicine

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,
COVID-19,

CU Study Reviews COVID-Related Hospital Visitation Limits and Family Stress

by Mark Couch | April 25, 2022

Faculty,

Faculty Awards Honor Superior Accomplishments

by Staff | April 25, 2022

Patient Care,
Lung Cancer,
Prostate Cancer,
Melanoma,
Immunotherapy,

Acknowledging the Fears of Cancer by Giving Them a Face and a Name

by Rachel Sauer | April 20, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz

Hickenlooper Visits CU Anschutz for COVID-19 Response Insights

by Matthew Hastings | April 19, 2022

Faculty,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

American Diabetes Association Honors Two Outstanding CU Anschutz Researchers

by Guest Contributor | April 18, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,
Cancer,

Advancing Bladder Cancer Treatment by Studying Biomarkers’ Ability to Respond to Chemotherapy

by Laura Veith | April 11, 2022

In recognition of IBS Awareness Month, we spoke with Jennifer Czwornog, MD, in the CU School of Medicine, about IBS diagnosis and treatment.

Patient Care,
Community,

New Focus on Irritable Bowel Syndrome Leads to Comprehensive Treatment

by Greg Glasgow | April 08, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,

Half of Liver Transplants Last Year Resulted from Alcohol Use

by Chris Casey | April 05, 2022

Person on Scale | CU School of Medicine | Weight Loss Surgery | Bariatric Surgery

Research,
Press Releases,

Teens with Severe Obesity Forgo Weight Loss Surgery Due to Stigma, Lack of Information and Costs

by School of Medicine | April 04, 2022

Community,

National Cancer Institute Renews CU Cancer Center’s ‘Comprehensive’ Designation

by Greg Glasgow | March 31, 2022

Two researchers in bright yellow hooded face shields

Research,
COVID-19,

Can COVID-Causing Coronavirus Outwit Human Innate Immune Response?

by Debra Melani | March 28, 2022

Research,
Community,
Faculty,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
OAE Shared

Rising Star Position Will Support Health Disparities and Shared Decision-Making Research

by Rachel Sauer | March 25, 2022

Blue colorectal cancer awareness ribbon

Research,
Community,
Awareness,
Colorectal Cancer,

Younger Patients Increasingly Being Diagnosed with Late-Stage Colorectal Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | March 23, 2022

Community,
OAE Shared

For Trailblazing Doctor, History and Empowerment Go Hand in Hand

by Chris Casey | March 21, 2022

William Cornwell, MD, and Larry Allen, MD, contributed to the guidance published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Research,
Patient Care,
COVID-19,

CU School of Medicine Faculty Members Help Draft COVID-19 Guidance for Cardiologists

by Greg Glasgow | March 16, 2022

Faculty,
OAE Shared

Possibilities Endless: Lilia Cervantes, MD

by Kiley Carroll | March 09, 2022

Faculty,
Women's Health,
OAE Shared

Closing the Sex Gap in Medical Research: CU Center Leads Way

by Kiley Carroll | March 07, 2022

Colorado lieutenant governor’s cancer experience brought her to CU Cancer Center as a patient and kept her there as member of Community Advisory Council.

Patient Care,
Community,
Breast Cancer,

Dianne Primavera’s Journey From Cancer Patient to Cancer Advocate

by Greg Glasgow | March 07, 2022

University of Colorado Cancer Center members reviewed their patient data to determine if immunotherapy alone resulted in better outcomes than CLND.

Research,
Melanoma,
Surgical Oncology,

Changing the Standard of Care for Stage III Melanoma Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | March 04, 2022

Research,
Public Health,
Clinical Research,
Fellowship,

Transforming practitioners into researchers: ACCORDS’ SCORE Fellowship

by Laura Veith - ACCORDS Writer | March 02, 2022

March is Kidney Cancer Awareness Month, and to get the latest information on the disease, we spoke with CU Cancer Center member Elaine Lam, MD, FACP.

Research,
Community,
Kidney Cancer,

5 Things to Know About Kidney Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | March 02, 2022

CU Sports Medicine | University of Colorado School of Medicine | Aurora, CO

Patient Care,
Sports Medicine,
Clinical Affairs,

Multidisciplinary Approach Makes CU Sports Medicine Program a Winner

by Valerie Gleaton | March 01, 2022

Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety and Efficiency | CU School of Medicine | Aurora, Colorado

Patient Care,
Education,
Clinical Affairs,

Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety and Efficiency Celebrates 10-Year Anniversary

by Valerie Gleaton | March 01, 2022

Research,
Patient Care,

Scientific Statement Sparks Call-to-Action on Treating In-Hospital Stroke

by Holli Keyser | February 24, 2022

Education,
Community,
OAE Shared

Get to Know: James E. Carter, Jr., MD

by Matthew Hastings | February 22, 2022

Researchers from the CU School of Medicine published research that finds HDAC11 regulates G protein-coupled receptors called beta-adrenergic receptors.

Research,
Diabetes,
Obesity,

CU Researchers Identify New Method for Stimulating Signaling to Improve Metabolic Health and Possibly Treat Obesity

by Greg Glasgow | February 11, 2022

CU's weekly post-COVID clinic brings together specialists in lung and heart health, as well as psychiatrists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists.

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
COVID-19,

CU Clinic Helps Patients Recover From Post-COVID Symptoms

by Greg Glasgow | February 11, 2022

illustration of inflamed lungs

Research,
Community,

NIH-Funded Study Seeks to Develop Therapeutic to Mitigate Asthma Symptoms for People With Obesity

by Rachel Sauer | February 08, 2022

Press Releases,
Clinical Research,

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Named ‘Rare Disease Center of Excellence’

by Staff | February 08, 2022

Patient and doctor holding hands

Research,
Press Releases,

CU Researchers Survey Physicians on Experiences Providing Medical Aid in Dying

by School of Medicine | January 11, 2022

Research,
Rheumatoid Arthritis,
Autoimmune disease,

CU Anschutz Researchers Find One Autoimmune Disorder Could Lead to Another

by David Kelly | January 04, 2022

American planes in the air from World War II

Campus Life,
Education,
Alumni,

Scribbled Notes on Scraps of Paper Tell WWII POW’s Tale of Sheer Will

by Chris Casey and Russell Stone | November 30, 2021

Michelle Barron, MD, professor at the CU School of Medicine, answers questions about the Omicron variant and how people can protect themselves against it.

Community,
COVID-19,

How Worried Should We Be About the Omicron Variant?

by Greg Glasgow | November 29, 2021

CU SOM White Coats for Black Lives

Campus Life,
Community,
Students,
Advocacy,
OAE Shared

White Coats for Black Lives Holds Annual Die-In to Emphasize Need for Action in Addressing Racism

by Rachel Sauer | October 27, 2021

COVID-19,
Blood,
Clinical Research,

Genetic Markers May Predict Severity of COVID-19 Infection

by David Kelly | October 26, 2021

Patient Care,
Community,
Geriatrics,

Leading in Prevention of Elder Abuse: CU Anschutz Boasts One of Only Two Teams in Nation

by Chris Casey | October 19, 2021

Addressing COVID-19 Disparities | CU School of Medicine

Patient Care,
Community,
COVID-19,
CU Medicine Today,
OAE Shared

Addressing COVID-19 Disparities

by Valerie Gleaton | October 14, 2021

Carey Candrian | Eye to Eye Exhibit

Press Releases,
Community,
Faculty,

‘Eye to Eye’ With Discrimination, Shame, Strength, and Beauty

by Greg Glasgow | October 08, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
COVID-19,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness,

Multidisciplinary Team Designs Novel Mask in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic

by Rachel Sauer | September 08, 2021

Community,
Faculty,
Students,
OAE Shared

Lymphoma Expert, Doctoral Student Find Gender Bias Upends Work-Life Balance

by Kiley Carroll | September 08, 2021

test tube of covid-19 delta variant

Research,
COVID-19,

Reading the Waves: Summit Targets Pandemic’s Evolution

by Debra Melani | August 24, 2021

Press Releases,
COVID-19,

CU Anschutz Researchers Take Part in Large Genomic Analysis Highlighting COVID-19 Risk Factors

by Kelsea Pieters | July 08, 2021

Carey Candrian stands by pride flag

Education,

For LGBTQ Community, Ending the Silence Could Enhance Their Lives – and Deaths

by Debra Melani | June 17, 2021

Research,
COVID-19,

COVID-19: A Time to Reinvest in Our Early Career Scientists

by Guest Contributor | January 07, 2021

Research,
Faculty,

Advancing Indigenous Research: 'Knowledge That Endures'

by Guest Contributor | June 03, 2020

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