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Running vs. Walking: Which Is Better for Lasting Health?

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateNovember 17, 2023

However, once your body becomes accustomed to walking, you might want to pick up the pace, said Alyssa Olenick, an exercise physiologist and postdoctoral research fellow in the energy metabolism lab at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus.

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Forever Chemicals Are Everywhere. Here’s How to Limit Your Exposure

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateApril 20, 2023

John Adgate, professor at the Colorado School of Public Health, is a credited source for this article.

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Women have been misled about menopause

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateFebruary 02, 2023

Authored by Susan Dominus

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Brain Implants Have Begun to Restore Functions, but Advances Are Slow

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateDecember 15, 2022

“They basically sourced a lot of the best ideas out there in the top of the field and paid to bring them together into a new system. And I think that is exciting,” said Cristin Welle, a University of Colorado neuroscientist and former F.D.A. brain-implant lab director and device consultant. “Now whether they can really surmount all of these technical hurdles to demonstrate that it is in fact safe, it remains to be seen.”

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‘Do You Look After Your Neighbors as Close as Your Crop or Herd?

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateOctober 06, 2022

In 2014, a group of people concerned about rising rates of suicide and anxiety in their towns reached out to the High Plains Research Network, a public health group affiliated with the University of Colorado School of Medicine, hoping to design a mental health tool that would address both the challenges and strengths of eastern Colorado.

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More Children Are Swallowing Batteries and Landing in the E.R.

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateSeptember 07, 2022

“The most common button batteries used in readily available household devices are about the size of a quarter, which is a perfect size to get stuck in the esophagus,” said Dr. David Brumbaugh, an associate professor of pediatrics with the University of Colorado School of Medicine who did not work on the new study. 

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Experts Say We Have the Tools to Fight Addiction. So Why Are More Americans Overdosing Than Ever?

news outletThe New York Times
Publish DateJuly 01, 2022

In late 2019, she crossed paths with Dr. Paula Riggs, a child, adolescent and addiction psychiatrist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, who seemed to know exactly what that something was. Dr. Riggs has spent her career mapping the intersection of mental illness and addiction in teenagers and young adults.

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