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Denver 7

Denver woman donates kidney to complete stranger, saves 6 lives

news outletDenver 7
Publish DateSeptember 27, 2017

"An altruistic donor can spike a big chain reaction," said Dr. Monica Grafales with the University of Colorado's Live Donor program, who said altruistic, or angel, donors are rare and badly needed. "The majority of people we put in the kidney transplant waitlist, many of them die while waiting, because there are just not enough donors. "

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Women's Health

The Weird Thing You Should Be Eating During Your Endurance Workout

news outletWomen's Health
Publish DateSeptember 26, 2017

"We know the problem is huge and we need to consider all options," said Robert Valuck with the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy.

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Westword

Matt Vogl’s Mental Breakthrough: From Suicide to a New Center

news outletWestword
Publish DateSeptember 26, 2017

But instead of ending his career, Vogl’s raw honesty opened a new chapter. Four years later, he heads the National Mental Health Innovation Center, an Anschutz Foundation-backed, $10 million startup of his own design.

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Reuters

Too little sleep tied to weight gain in kids

news outletReuters
Publish DateSeptember 26, 2017

Parents can help children get more sleep by enforcing a regular sleep schedule even on weekends and holidays, creating a calming bedtime routine, and removing electronics from the bedroom, said Stacey Simon, a pediatric sleep psychologist at Children’s Hospital Colorado and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora.

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Fox 31 | Channel 2

Radical approach to overdose epidemic: Give safe place for drug users

news outletFox 31 | Channel 2
Publish DateSeptember 25, 2017

"We know the problem is huge and we need to consider all options," said Robert Valuck with the University of Colorado Skaggs School of Pharmacy.

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The Denver Post

“Morning-after pill” is tougher to buy at Colorado pharmacies than the law allows, study finds

news outletThe Denver Post
Publish DateSeptember 25, 2017

“Unfortunately, women can get caught in these situations feeling vulnerable, feeling pressured and feeling stigmatized,” said study author Dr. Carol Stamm, associate professor of medicine and obstetrics and gynecology at CU’s Anschutz Medical Campus. “We would encourage women not to give up. If they face hurdles or obstacles, they should consider a different pharmacy.”

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Denver 7

Flu season outlook: Hospitals already seeing influenza cases

news outletDenver 7
Publish DateSeptember 25, 2017

"Australia, where most of the data has been validated, they saw two and a half more flu cases this year than they did last year," said CU professor Michelle Barron. Barron has been researching the virus for over a decade. Vaccines and medications have come a long way over the years, but what can help you is a flu shot.

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U.S. News & World Report

Should You Take Vitamin B12 to Boost Mood?

news outletU.S. News & World Report
Publish DateSeptember 21, 2017

“We know that B12 deficiency is very bad for the nervous system,” says Dr. Jonathan Woodcock, an associate professor of neurology and psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Aurora, Colorado. It can cause problems with cognition and memory, as well as peripheral neuropathy, where the nerves going to the arms and legs degenerate, among many other issues. He notes that a B12 deficiency is also associated with depression and anxiety.

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