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Coloradan Who Died From E. Coli Infection Linked To McDonald’s Food Was Mesa County Resident

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How One Colorado Program Is Training Health Professionals On The Front Line Of The Climate Crisis

Heat stress, heat stroke, and rethinking neighborhoods to stay cool

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Coloradans’ injuries from guns have cost $8.4 million in health care in six-year span

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What’s it like to retire at altitude? Colorado seniors weigh in

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State launches first-ever firearm data dashboard meant to help Coloradans better understand gun violence, prevention

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More than 300,000 Coloradans hit with long COVID, creating waves in work and school, according to new survey

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Tuberculosis cases are on the rise in Colorado, but it isn’t clear why

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Radon and Lung Cancer Risk

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Here’s how the COVID-19 public health emergency ending will impact Coloradans

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As gun deaths rise, Colorado is trying something new — a public health approach to gun violence prevention

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As the pandemic reaches the 3 year mark, many call for a memorial to honor Colorado’s 15,000 COVID dead

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For those with debilitating OCD, a surgical procedure can help

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Fewer people are hospitalized with RSV and COVID, but the flu is still circulating and the respiratory season is not over yet

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Colorado breaks mass shooting record as gun deaths rise

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Here’s how Coloradans can help flatten the curve(s) as a triple threat of COVID, RSV and flu hit this winter

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Colorado researcher moves forward on drug that could reduce memory loss in people with Alzheimers

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Stressed out, busy moms say microdosing mushrooms say microdosing mushrooms makes life easier and brighter. Researchers caution they are experimenting on themselves

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Doctor in Space: CU’s Boulder and School of Medicine campus’ will offer a joint degree program to send MDs to infinity and beyond

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Colorado sees a drop in life expectancy not seen since WWII, driven by COVID and overdose deaths

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More Coloradans are vaccinated than ever — but will the state see another wave coming?

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COVID strain BA.2 driving up infections in Colorado slightly, but few severe cases reported

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Colorado is reopening again. But, this time, it feels a little more real

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Children are now eligible for the Pfizer COVID Vaccine. Here’s what you need to know

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A Respected Denver Doctor Ends Her Practice, But She’s Not Done Serving Her Community

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Colorado’s $1 Million Vaccine Drawings Are Almost Over. Did They Convince Anyone To Get The Shot?

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More Kids In Juvenile Courts Are There For Violent Crimes. Anger Management Classes Can Help Low-Level Offenders, But Others Need More Intervention

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Million-Dollar Drawings, Drag Queens And Free Beer — How Effective Are COVID Vaccine Incentives?

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Attracting Doctors To Rural Colorado Is A Big Problem. This CU Anschutz Researcher Has A Few Ideas To Fix That

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When The Pandemic Hit, This Professor Traded The Classroom For Public Health Service

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What Side Effects To Expect From The COVID Vaccine (And Why It Still Beats Getting Sick)

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Coronavirus Stole Chef Bonanno’s Taste And Smell. Science Is Working On Why

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A Blip, Not A Surge: How Colorado Dodged A Holiday Coronavirus Tsunami

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Are Restaurants Safe And How Can They Be Saved?

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‘Of Course, It Feels Unsafe’: Colorado Prisons Face Staffing Crisis As Hundreds Of Guards, Inmates Sickened

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If Coloradans Can’t Control The Spread Of Coronavirus, Thousands More Could Die By The New Year

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Colorado Patients Can Now Get Preventative HIV Medications From Pharmacists

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Colorado’s Coronavirus Third Wave Is Here As Hospitalizations Reach New Peak

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7 Medical Professionals Tell Us What It’s Like On Colorado’s Coronavirus Front Lines

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Medicaid, Schools, Pregnancy, Opioids: Here’s Where Colorado’s Cuts May Hurt

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Advice For A New Nurse From A Veteran On Colorado’s Coronavirus Front Lines

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End-Of-Life Planning Conversations Are Hard, But We Can’t Avoid Them Now That Coronavirus Is Here

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Colorado Plans 12,000 Temporary Beds For Coronavirus Surge

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Lower Your Expectations, And Other Parenting Advice For The Era Of COVID-19

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These Colorado Labs Could Produce A COVID-19 Vaccine

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Emergency Declarations Being Issued Across US Due To Coronavirus Vary Widely in Scope

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‘We Are In Pandemic Territory’: All Hands On Deck As Hospitals Prep For Coronavirus Surge

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Gov. Jared Polis Raises Emergency Preparedness Level To Fight Coronavirus

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Colorado Is Sold Out Of Medical Masks Due To Coronavirus Fears. Don’t Worry, You Don’t Need One

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We’ve Known For Years That Most Women Don’t Need Pelvic Exams Before 21. So Why Are Millions A Year Still Getting Them?

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Most Health Care Workers In Colorado Are Required To Get Flu Shots, But Are They?

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Congress Is About To Give $25 Million To Research Gun Violence. Not Everyone Is Happy About It

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Women Who Stop Smoking While Pregnant Not Only Benefit Their Babies, They Save Colorado Millions. This State Program Helps Them Quit

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After Two Young Students Brought Weapons To A Colorado Springs School Within A Week, People Are Asking How To Keep Guns Away From Kids

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There’s now a map to help find places in Colorado to safely store firearms when a gun owner or others are in crisis

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Guns, hate and mental health: where do they intersect? And how should we move forward?

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Metro State says there’s no connection between cancer diagnoses and 40-year-old campus building

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Prescriptions fall 14% as Colorado doctors cut back on opioids

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CU Anschutz researchers found that choline can help expecting women protect the brains of their unborn children from problems caused by the flu and other viruses in the mother

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The Lookout: New map helps would-be cyclists, all your recycling questions answered, I-70 traffic woes and more Colorado headlines

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What’s more dangerous: skiing or hiking? In Colorado, that’s a tough question

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Study: Marijuana affects people in different ways, possibly even while driving impaired

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This CU physician says climate change disproportionately affects women’s health

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Struggling with vertigo? Try this Colorado doctor’s ‘half somersault maneuver’

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This Denver woman’s cadaver was cut into 27,000 slices. It was her final wish

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Can a school built on brain science alter the learning landscape?

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Colorado’s Opioid Crisis Fuels Alamosa’s Jail Overcrowding

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The Mystery Of A Polio-Like Illness In Colorado May Be Solved

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Isn’t Better Research Into Gun Violence Something Everyone Can Get Behind?

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New Research Will Help Her Daughter With Down Syndrome, This Colorado Mom Says

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Colorado Poet’s Brain To Be Used To Study Down Syndrome-Alzheimer’s Link