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Image of scientists in white coats having a discussion in a lab near a microscope and computer

Clinical Trials,
CU Innovations Shared,
Office of Research

Industry Partnerships on Clinical Trials Can ‘Make the Science Stronger’ and Offer an ‘Investment in Hope’

by Amber Carlson | September 28, 2026

Graphic of a school nurse helping a student with a cough.

Child & Adolescent,
Asthma,
Pediatrics,
Clinical Impact

Asthma Often Leads to Lower Academic Performance. CU Anschutz Faculty Work to Change That.

by Kara Mason | September 29, 2026

Image of scientists in white coats having a discussion in a lab near a microscope and computer

Clinical Trials,
CU Innovations Shared,
Office of Research

Industry Partnerships on Clinical Trials Can ‘Make the Science Stronger’ and Offer an ‘Investment in Hope’

by Amber Carlson | September 28, 2026

Jan Lowery, PhD, right, shows Steamboat Springs residents Jay Free and Carol Fugate information from the CU Anschutz Cancer Center’s ECCO mapping system during the Research Roadshow Oct. 17, 2025 at UCHealth Yampa Valley Medical Center

Prostate Cancer,
Urology,
COE,
Cancer Awareness

The Evolving ‘Who’ and ‘When’ of Prostate Cancer Screening

by Mark Harden | September 25, 2026

Agar plate with bacterial culture and plaques | University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine

Research,
Office of Research

A ‘Library’ of Bacteria-Killing Viruses: Harnessing the Power of Phages

by Amber Carlson | September 24, 2026

Two hands hold a model showing structures inside kidneys

Research,
Aging

Study: Frailty Affects Cognitive Impairment Differently in Men and Women with Mild to Moderate CKD

by Amber Carlson | September 23, 2026

Press Releases,
Spine,
Radiology,
Neurology

$50 Million Gift Will Accelerate Growth of CU Anschutz Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak Program

by Kelsea Pieters | September 22, 2026

Three researchers (Jennifer Richer, Rebecca Schweppe, Bryan Haugen) pose for a portrait.

Research,
Thyroid Cancer,
Office of Research,
Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month

CU Anschutz Thyroid Cancer Researchers Get Major Boost from DOD Impact Award

by Amber Carlson | September 22, 2026

Christopher Lieu, MD, is a CU Anschutz oncologist and researcher

Research,
Colorectal Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Immunotherapy,
CAR T Cells,
Dreamers Never Quit

When Treatment Options Lag, CU Anschutz Researchers Break New Ground

by Carie Behounek | September 21, 2026

Daniel Kramer stands in a slightly out of focus laboratory, arms folded.

Research,
Innovation,
Patient Care,
Neurosurgery,
Dreamers Never Quit

A Passion to Understand and Heal the Human Brain

by Matthew Hastings | September 21, 2026

Photo of shingles virus

The Conversation

Shingles Can Cause Severe Chronic Pain – New Research On How Exosomes Alter Neurons Offers Pathways To Treatment

by Andrew Bubak, PhD | September 18, 2026

Portrait of Wells Messersmith, MD

Press Releases,
Cancer,
Leadership,
Medical Oncology

Wells Messersmith, MD, Named Director of CU Anschutz Cancer Center

by School of Medicine | September 18, 2026

photo of red blood cells

Blood,
Biochemistry & Molecular Genetics

Scientists Map Hidden Protein Network That Helps Red Blood Cells Adapt to Oxygen

by David Kelly | September 17, 2026

An image of a woman who received dual-target focused ultrasound treatment for advanced Parkinson's gets help walking.

Research,
Patient Care,
Neurology,
Parkinson's Disease,
Neurosurgery

How Can Focused Ultrasound Treat Tremor and Movement Symptoms in Parkinson’s Disease?

by Chris Casey | September 15, 2026

a woman doctor looks over charts with an older woman patient

Research,
Press Releases,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
Biostatistics,
Homepage Archive

NIH Awards Multi-University Team Over $4M to Improve Women’s Health

by Dalin Clark, Michigan State University | September 14, 2026

Andrew Bubak pointing to a computer screen that displays nerves, a stylized white and gold background behind him..

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,
Neurology

CU Anschutz Scientists Discover Why Shingles Pain Can Last After Virus is Gone

by David Kelly | September 14, 2026

Researchers from Soragni Lab look at organoids on a screen

Research,
Biomedical Informatics,
Neurosurgery

How CU Anschutz Is Bringing Precision Medicine to Patients With Rare Cancers

by Carie Behounek | September 11, 2026

Photo of a man with a glass of alcohol.

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,
Alcohol,
Substance Use Disorders

Study Finds Limited Evidence for Helping Hospitalized Patients With Alcohol Use Disorder Connect to Follow-Up Care

by David Kelly | September 08, 2026

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Innovation,
Clinical Research,
Clinical Trials,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
CU Innovations Shared,
Ophthalmology,
Office of Research

CU Anschutz Ophthalmologists Use AI to Find ‘Diamonds In the Rough’ for Clinical Trials

by Amber Carlson | September 04, 2026

A graphic depiction of a student in a white hoodie sitting slouched over at a desk with a tall stack of books and open laptop with head on desk asleep.

Research,
Pediatrics,
Sleep Series,
Weight Management

Is Poor Sleep Contributing to the Country’s Weight Issues?

by Debra Melani | September 03, 2026

Hand holding microscope slide with shingles virus.

Research,
Press Releases,

Varicella Zoster Virus Can Cause Serious Disease Beyond Chickenpox and Shingles

by Kelsea Pieters | September 03, 2026

Press Releases,
Faculty,
Announcements,
Internal Shared

Edward A. Stenehjem, MD, MSc, Named Senior Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs

by School of Medicine | September 02, 2026

Vincenzo Pizzuti, MD, MS, and Ajay Major, MD, MBA | University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center

Publications,
Blood Cancer,
Multiple Myeloma,
lymphoma,
CAR T Cells,
Quality of Life,
Patient-Reported Outcomes

CAR T-Cell Therapy is a Blood Cancer Breakthrough. But What About Quality of Life?

by Mark Harden | September 02, 2026

An older individual in a yellow sweater holds their cheek in their hand. A stylized bubble pops out from next to hear to show a neuron affected with Lewy body.

Research,
Patient Care,
Alzheimer's,
Aging,
Neurology,
Parkinson's Disease,
Dementia

How Dementia with Lewy Bodies Is Diagnosed: A Neurologist Explains Symptoms, Testing and New Treatments

by Matthew Hastings | September 01, 2026

A prostate cancer cell and a T cell

Research,
Prostate Cancer,
Clinical Trials

Clinical Trials of Potentially ‘Game-Changing’ Immunotherapy Drug for Advanced Prostate Cancer Underway at CU Anschutz Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | September 01, 2026

Photo of a clinician sitting at a computer in a health care setting.

Research,
Infectious disease,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Can AI Improve Infection Prevention in Hospitals?

by Kara Mason | August 31, 2026

A brain scan illuminating targeted areas during a deep brain stimulation surgery for obsessive compulsive disorder at CU Anschutz.

Research,
Mental Health,

Could Deep Brain Stimulation Help Treat Schizophrenia?

by Debra Melani | August 24, 2026

A male doctor wearing a white coat smiles beside a woman wearing a blue shirt with black sleeves.

Patient Care,
Cornea,
Retina,
Surgery,
Patient Experience,
Ophthalmology

‘He’s My Hero’: CU Anschutz Ophthalmologist Saves Artist’s Eye

by Tayler Shaw | August 24, 2026

A photo illustration featuring a man at a movie theater putting in earplugs.

Otolaryngology,
Audiology,
Hearing

‘The Odyssey’ is a Hit. It’s Also Loud. Could It Damage Our Hearing?

by Mark Harden | August 21, 2026

Portrait of Michael J. Englesbe, MD

Press Releases,
Faculty,
Announcements

Transplant Surgeon Michael J. Englesbe, MD, Named Chair of Department of Surgery

by School of Medicine | August 20, 2026

Graphic of a senior woman exercising with weights

Women's Health,
Obstetrics and Gynecology

Is Sarcopenia the New Marker for Postmenopausal Health?

by Kara Mason | August 20, 2026

A man wearing gloves does work with a syringe in a laboratory.

Research,
Innovation,
Clinical Research,
CU Innovations Shared,
Office of Research

RefinedScience Helps CU Anschutz Researchers Unlock Insights by Bridging Biology and Clinical Data

by Amber Carlson | August 18, 2026

An illustration featuring a doctor, a patient, and an ambient AI notetaking system.

Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Technology,
Emergency Department

AI in Emergency Medicine: It Already Plays a Role, and There’s More to Come

by Mark Harden | August 17, 2026

Graphic of coffee cup

Research,
Cardiology,
Nutrition

Heart Health and Caffeine: What Research Reveals About Coffee and Your Heart

by Kara Mason | August 14, 2026

Gabriella Albert working in the lab

Research,
Immunotherapy,
Grant

PhD Student Gabriella Albert Receives NCI Grant to Combat T Cell Exhaustion in Immunotherapy

by Greg Glasgow | August 12, 2026

Graphic of Andrea Sorkin

Faculty,
Announcements

National Academy of Medicine Names Andrea Sikora, PharmD, MSCR, a 2026 Fellow

by School of Medicine | August 12, 2026

Teen boy with dark hair and chiseled face strikes a pose with graphics

Trends,
Psychiatry

Why Are Teens Asking AI to Rate Their Faces?

by Carie Behounek | August 11, 2026

Dr. Belkind-Gerson with his art

Faculty,
Pediatrics,
culture

‘Making the Invisible Visible’: A CU Anschutz Pediatric Neuro-Gastroenterologist’s Second Life in Art

by Kara Mason | August 03, 2026

Patient Care,
Community,

5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2026

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2026

Press Releases,
Oncology,
Pediatrics,
Psychiatry

CU Anschutz Physicians Recognized Among Colorado's Top Doctors for 2026

by Kelsea Pieters | July 31, 2026

Dr. Jean Kutner leads the ASCENT consortium to improve palliative care

Research,
Geriatrics,
Palliative care,

The Future of Palliative Care Starts with Better Evidence

by Carie Behounek | July 30, 2026

Don McCoy with Sunnie Kim, MD

Patient Care,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,

Immunotherapy Alone Was Enough to Cure Don McCoy’s Esophageal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | July 29, 2026

Joseph Schacht, PhD, holds up a bottle of semaglutide at CU Anschutz.

Press Releases,
Addiction,
Addiction Series,
GLP-1 Drugs,
Psychiatry

Can Oral Semaglutide Reduce Alcohol Use? CU Anschutz Clinical Trial Shows Fewer Heavy Drinking Days

by Laura Kelley | July 28, 2026

CU Anschutz scientist looks at shingles virus with a microscope.

Research,
Neurology

Do the Viruses that Cause Shingles and Cold Sores Increase the Risk of Stroke, Dementia and Chronic Pain?

by Carie Behounek | July 28, 2026

Cancer,
Otolaryngology

From Discovery to Diagnosis: Dr. Lu on Innovation, Collaboration, and the Future of Cancer Care

by Taylor Lehner | July 28, 2026

Six first-year medical students smile while wearing their white coats at CU Anschutz.

Education,
Faculty,
Students,
Student and Alumni,
Training,
Internal Shared

‘A Rite of Passage’: CU Anschutz School of Medicine Welcomes Class of 2030

by Tayler Shaw | July 24, 2026

Two scientists working in a lab

Research,
Funding,
Office of Research

Amid Past Funding Uncertainty, CU Anschutz School of Medicine Departments Stepped Up to Support Critical Research

by Amber Carlson | July 23, 2026

Graphic of megaphone with various types of food

Research,
Pediatrics,
Weight Management,
GLP-1 Drugs

Canceling the Chatter Around Eating: How Researchers Study ‘Food Noise’ and GLP-1 Use

by Kara Mason | July 21, 2026

Peter Wessel on a mountain bike

Research,
Sarcoma,
Clinical Trials

‘Homegrown’ Clinical Trial at CU Anschutz Cancer Center Was a Lifesaver for Cardiac Sarcoma Patient

by Greg Glasgow | July 20, 2026

Graphic of a middle age woman getting an eye exam

Research,
Women's Health,

Investigating How Menopausal Hormone Therapy May Impact AMD

by Kara Mason | July 16, 2026

Graphic of Starzyk

Education,
Students,
Internal Shared,
Matriculation

Working on CU Anschutz Psychiatry Research Inspired Incoming Student to Pursue a Career in Medicine

by Greg Glasgow | July 15, 2026

A white-bearded man in a bluish T-Shirt holds two dumbbells at shoulder hieght next to and older woman in a red tanktop doing the same

Fitness and Well-Being,
Older Adults,
GLP-1 Drugs

Strength Training After 50: How to Ward Off Effects of Age-Related Muscle Loss – Especially When Taking GLP-1 Drugs

by Debra Melani | July 14, 2026

Cyclosporiasis cells

Public Health,
Infectious disease

‘I Would Not Panic’: What To Know About the ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Cyclosporiasis Outbreak

by Greg Glasgow | July 14, 2026

Arike Coker smiling and posing for photo

Education,
Students,
Internal Shared,
Matriculation

After Recovering from Injury, Incoming Medical Student Seeks to Become ‘Hope and Shining Light’ for Her Community

by Amber Carlson | July 13, 2026

A smiling woman in a gray T-shirt with short, gray-streaked dark hair poses for the camera holding up purple dumbbells

Fitness and Well-Being,
Older Adults

Why Strength Training Is Essential for Healthy Aging

by Debra Melani | July 10, 2026

Portrait of Shaurya Dave

Students,
Neuroscience,
Internal Shared,
Matriculation

Keeping Hope Alive: An Incoming Medical Student Seeks Ways to Serve the Community

by Mark Harden | July 09, 2026

Headshots of Lauren Hughes and Denise Smith

Faculty,
Announcements,
Nurse-Midwifery,
College of Nursing

RWJF Health Policy Fellowship Taps 2 CU Anschutz Faculty Members for Yearlong Program

by Kara Mason | July 08, 2026

Bayer executives pose for a photo with CU Anschutz leaders, including Kim Muller (second from left) and Dr. Adit Ginde (third from left).

Research,
Press Releases,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz, along with UCHealth and Children’s Hospital Colorado, Form Strategic Alliance with Bayer to Advance Drug Development and Clinical Trials

by Laura Kelley | July 07, 2026

Photo of military individual sitting down with hands on their head.

Press Releases,
Veteran and Military Health,
Marcus Institute for Brain Health

CU Anschutz Marcus Institute for Brain Health Participates in National Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trial

by Laura Kelley | July 06, 2026

Students,
Internal Shared,
Matriculation

Incoming Med Student Looks Toward a Future Advocating for Patients

by Kara Mason | July 06, 2026

Daniel Kramer

Neurosurgery

Unlocking the Brain's Potential: Dr. Daniel Kramer on Innovation, Neurotechnology, and the Future of Brain Health

by Taylor Lehner | June 30, 2026

Photo of man in his 40s sitting on couch scrolling through phone

Press Releases,
Fitness and Well-Being

Healthy but Sedentary Individuals Show Early Decline in Cellular Energy Production

by David Kelly | June 29, 2026

Press Releases,
Announcements,
Internal Shared,
Pathology

Ann D. Thor, MD, Steps Down as Chair of Pathology

by School of Medicine | June 29, 2026

Graphic of aDBS

Research,
Clinical Impact,
Neurology,
Psychiatry

Understanding the Potential for Adaptive Deep Brain Stimulation in Psychiatric Conditions

by Kara Mason | June 24, 2026

A series of boxes in three columns are shown, some are black and others gold. Three contain images: a child sleeping with headphones, a microscope and finally a parent comforting a sick child. The words

Research,
Pediatrics,
Science Snapshot

Type 2 Diabetes Study Finds What's Stealing Adolescents' Sleep

by Staff | June 22, 2026

Cut-out of a woman standing center speaking with a microphone circled by a perscription box of beta blockers, a closeup of a person sitting with hands tighltly clenched and a pile of pills.

Patient Care,
Mental Health,
Fad or Fact?,
Psychiatry

Beta Blockers: Why People Are Turning to an Old Drug for High-Stress Moments

by Debra Melani | June 21, 2026

X-ray shows placement of spinal stimulator next to an image of an older man with back pain.

Spine,
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation

Can Spinal Cord Stimulation Help Reduce Chronic Pain After a Spinal Cord Injury?

by Carie Behounek | June 18, 2026

Graphic of an X-ray of knees

Patient Care,
Clinical Research,
Radiology

For Chronic Knee Pain, Genicular Artery Embolization Provides a New Alternative

by Kara Mason | June 17, 2026

Graphic of a young woman holding head.

Research,
Patient Care,
Stroke

As Stroke Among Young People Rises, Researchers Investigate Why

by Kara Mason | June 15, 2026

Stylized image of a woman on a beach applying sunscreen.

Patient Care,
Dermatology,

Newly Approved Sunscreen Ingredient Promises ‘Broad, Reliable’ Protection

by Chris Casey | June 12, 2026

Press Releases,
Women's Health,
Reproductive Health

Injectable Semaglutide Shows Early Promise to Improve Fertility in Women with PMOS

by Kelsea Pieters | June 09, 2026

Lynn Montgomery-Haga stands next to an empy wheelchair on a grass-lined sidewalk on the CU Anschutz Medical campus

Clinical Research,
Autoimmune disease,

CAR T-Cell Therapy Helps First Stiff Person Syndrome Trial Patient Walk Freely Again

by Debra Melani | June 09, 2026

Peter Barton with pediatric CTRC research nurses.

Genetics,
CCTSI,
Cell and Gene Therapy

Groundbreaking Gene Therapy Study Shows Positive Results for Patients with Urea Cycle Disorder

by Wendy Meyer | June 08, 2026

Lightning is seen over the Denver skyline at night.

Weather,
Wilderness and Environmental Medicine,
Safety

Lightning in Colorado: What It Can Do to You, and How to Stay Safe

by Mark Harden | June 05, 2026

Man holding colorectal cancer rboon with bump out image of colorectal system

Colorectal Cancer

What the Updated 2026 ACS Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines Mean for Coloradans

by Megan Palffy | May 29, 2026

Neurosurgery

New Therapy Trains Immune Cells to Find and Kill Cancer, Offering Hope Beyond Brain Tumors

by Kallie Knop | May 27, 2026

Photo of a man who is stressed

Press Releases,
Psychiatry

Stress Before Conception May Influence Offspring Growth, CU Anschutz Study Finds

by Laura Kelley | May 26, 2026

Graphic of a mosquito

Research

Chikungunya Virus Infections Can Turn Chronic, and CU Anschutz Researchers May Now Understand Why

by Kara Mason | May 26, 2026

Ram Nagaraj HIE Champion

Ophthalmology

Restoring Sight, Realizing Impact: Dr. Ram Nagaraj on Translating Ophthalmology Research into Care

by Kallie Knop | May 22, 2026

A collage of gold and black squares interspersed with snapshot-sized photos of cells, a microscope, and a doctor's hands writing at a desk with pill bottles and anatomical models

Research,
Trauma,
Science Snapshot

Study Links Common Acid Reflux Drugs With Negative Gut Health Effects

by Staff | May 20, 2026

A medical provider wearing white gloves holds a knee with a scar before surgery

Research,
Knee,
Anesthesiology,
Cannabis

How Does Acetaminophen Work? Study Links Pain Relief to the Endocannabinoid System

by Carie Behounek | May 20, 2026

CU Anschutz COMBAT Research members dressed in military uniforms.

CU Medicine Today,
COMBAT

‘A Legacy of Readiness and Service’ at the CU Anschutz Combat Medicine Research Center

by Mark Harden | May 20, 2026

A historic photo of Building 500 overlays the current-day scene of the former Fitzsimons Army Hospital

Campus Life,
Education,
CU Medicine Today,
History

20 Years: The Evolution from Fitzsimons to Anschutz

by Kara Mason | May 20, 2026

A CU Anschutz School of Medicine graduate being hooded as part of the ceremony on May 18.

Community,
Students,
Graduation,
Internal Shared,
Commencement 2026

Graduates Urged to Stay Courageous, Compassionate, and Connected at 2026 Hooding and Oath Ceremony

by Greg Glasgow | May 18, 2026

A stylized image with a gold circle and black squares with a woman in glasses taking a pill with a shot of another person using a GLP-1 injector behind them.

Research,
Diabetes,
Clinical Trials,
Endocrinology,
GLP-1 Drugs

What Is Orforglipron? Inside a CU Anschutz Clinical Trial for a New Oral GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drug

by Carie Behounek | May 18, 2026

A young girl with a white, round glucose monitor sensor attached to her upper arm looks at a cellphone screen with her dad; depictions of cells and of a pancreas nearby

Research,
Diabetes,
Barbara Davis Center,
Pharmacy Research,
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

CU Anschutz Researchers Discover New Clues to Delaying Type 1 Diabetes

by Debra Melani | May 15, 2026

Research,
Women's Health,
Cardiology,
Nephrology

How Diet May Help Improve Heart Health in Women with Chronic Kidney Disease

by Jesica Whittaker | May 14, 2026

Graphic of Nick Felan and Lizzy Creighton Garcia with a graduation background.

Education,
Students,
Graduation,
Internal Shared,
Commencement 2026

Oh Baby! New Parents and Graduating Med Students Look Forward to Residency

by Kara Mason | May 13, 2026

Hamilton poses standing on a colorful mural in downtown Arvada wearing a bright red dress

Research,
Pediatrics,
Endocrinology,
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
GLP-1 Drugs

How Semaglutide Helped One Woman Reverse PMOS (Formerly PCOS) Symptoms After 14 Years

by Debra Melani | May 12, 2026

A woman sits with a doctor, getting her blood pressure checked. They are placed in a circlular image with medical sketch imagery to their right and left of uterus and brain.

Press Releases,
Women's Health,
Subscribe Feature

Global Experts, Including CU Anschutz Researcher, Rename Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

by Kelsea Pieters | May 12, 2026

medical students sitting around a table

Press Releases,
Education,
Students

CU Anschutz School of Medicine Introduces 3-Year MD Program to Address Cost, Physician Shortages

by Greg Glasgow | May 11, 2026

Photo of the hantavirus in a design with multiple circles, with the words

The Conversation,
Infectious Diseases

Health Authorities Work to Contain Cruise Ship Hantavirus Outbreak

by Daniel Pastula, MD, MHS | May 11, 2026

Chiagoziem Anigbogu

Education,
Students,
Graduation,
Internal Shared,
Commencement 2026,
Neurosurgery

‘I Want to Leave an Impact Through People’: CU Anschutz Student Pursues Passions for Caring, Science, and Mentoring

by Mark Harden | May 11, 2026

Education,
Students,
Graduation,
Internal Shared,
Commencement 2026

‘Dream Come True’: CU Anschutz Training Helps Graduating Med Student Find Passion and Build Advocacy Skills

by Tayler Shaw | May 06, 2026

Tejas Patil, MD, and Peter Fecci, MD, PhD.

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Grant,
CAR T Cells,
Neurosurgery

Partnering to Fight a Dangerous Cancer in Brain Fluid

by Mark Harden | May 06, 2026

Ginger Borges, MD, Lynda Weatherby and Traci Lyons, PhD

Breast Cancer,
Cancer,
Oncology,
Medical Oncology

Postpartum Breast Cancer: A Rare Breakthrough for a Hidden Threat

by Kallie Knop | May 06, 2026

Six participants lined up in chairs on stage for a Q and A.

Research,
Internal Shared,
GLP-1 Drugs

How GLP-1 Drugs Went From Lab Discovery to Weight-Loss Breakthroughs

by Debra Melani | May 04, 2026

A doctor wearing a white coat points to a tablet device and shows it to an older adult woman who is sitting down.

Patient Care,
Mental Health,
Geriatrics,
Primary Care,
Behavioral Health,
Collaboration

Streamlining Care for Older Adults: CU Anschutz Leaders Combine Primary Care and Behavioral Health Services

by Tayler Shaw | May 04, 2026

Education,
Students,
Graduation,
Internal Shared,
Commencement 2026

CU Anschutz MD-PhD Student Kelsey Kines Combines Passions in the Lab and Clinic

by Kara Mason | May 04, 2026

Pharmacy Research

The Future of Healthcare Happens at the Intersection: CU Anschutz Innovations Forum 2026

by Kallie Knop | May 01, 2026

Graphic of a doctor holding up a stethoscope

Mental Health,
Residency

Tailored Mental Health Partnership Bolsters Internal Medicine Residency

by Kara Mason | April 30, 2026

Ashley Absmeier-Koppenhafer with her husband, Travis, and son, Grant.

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Patient Experience

‘Such an Improvement’: CU Anschutz Headache Clinic Offers Hope for Migraine Sufferers

by Greg Glasgow | April 27, 2026

Karin Payne, PhD, and Michael Zuscik, PhD, at work in a lab at CU Anschutz.

Research,
CU Innovations Shared

CU-Led Project Targets Osteoarthritis Reversal, Human Trials by 2028

by Chris Casey | April 27, 2026

Recipients of the CU Anschutz School of Medicine Distinguished Faculty Professionalism Awards pose with Dean John Sampson, MD, PhD, MBA.

Faculty,
Clinical,
Awards,
Internal Shared

A Celebration of Excellence: CU Anschutz School of Medicine Honors Distinguished Clinicians and Faculty Professionalism

by Mark Harden | April 24, 2026

A woman's and man's side head shots placed back to back with the woman's image larger

Research,
Women's Health,
Autoimmune disease,

Why Are Women More Likely to Develop MS? New Proteomics Study Finds Clues

by Debra Melani | April 21, 2026

A man sits in the engineered acoustic therapy room at the University of Colorado Anschutz

Research,
Patient Care,
Physiology & Biophysics,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz Launches Clinical Trial for CAPD Therapy That Reversed Hearing Loss in Models

by Chris Casey | April 20, 2026

Woman sits at a computer, holding her chin in her hand deep in thought.

Press Releases,

Study Suggests That Strategic Wikipedia Engagement Enhances Scientific Visibility, Highlighting New Imperatives for AI-Era Information Access

by Kelsea Pieters | April 20, 2026

doctor presenting image of pelvis

Research,

Is AI the Future of Treatment for Chronic Abdominal and Pelvic Pain?

by Greg Glasgow | April 20, 2026

Rebecca Chopp painting a picture.

Community,
Alzheimer's

When an Alzheimer's Diagnosis Turns Out to Be Wrong

by Greg Glasgow | April 20, 2026

A sliced loaf of bread, pancakes and french fries across a white and gold background.

Press Releases,

New Report Highlights Fructose as a Key Driver of Metabolic Disease

by Kelsea Pieters | April 17, 2026

An image of two doctors dressed in blue scrubs holding up balloons that spell out 100.

Patient Care,
Surgery,
Neurology

Reducing Essential Tremor: CU Anschutz Doctors Perform 100th High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound

by Tayler Shaw | April 15, 2026

woman with gray hair considers deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease.

Research,
Women's Health,
Neurology,
Parkinson's Disease

70% of Parkinson’s Brain Surgeries Go to Men. Here’s Why Women Are Left Behind

by Carie Behounek | April 13, 2026

A woman holds her head as three bubbles extend out from her, representing hallucinations, delusions and illusions.

Research,
Patient Care,
Parkinson's Disease

Parkinson’s Disease Psychosis: Symptoms, Causes and Treatment Options

by Matthew Hastings | April 07, 2026

A medical provider helps an older woman as she walks with a cane. Three bubbles extend out from them showing the importance of connection, technology and safety steps at home for those with Parkinson's disease.

Research,
Patient Care,
Palliative care,
Parkinson's Disease,
Subscribe Feature

How to Adapt Your Home and Lifestyle for Parkinson’s Disease

by Matthew Hastings | April 07, 2026

A graphical representation of CAR T cells are shown, placed in a circle against a split gold and white background.

Research,
Press Releases,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Clinical Trials,
Subscribe Feature

The University of Colorado Anschutz Gates Institute Achieves First-in-U.S. FDA Clearance for Campus-Built CAR T-Cell Therapy

by Laura Kelley | April 02, 2026

woman sitting sitting with her doctor, both are smiling

Patient Care,

When Weight Becomes a Barrier to Care

by Georgann Van Gemert | March 27, 2026

Teresa Ann Volgenau surrounded by sections of one of her recent paintings.

Research,
Patient Care,
Clinical Trials

Psilocybin Study Helps Uterine Cancer Survivor Cope With Anxiety and Depression

by Greg Glasgow | March 23, 2026

A circular image depicts one open hand holding cigarettes and another hand holding a vape pen. There is another circular image showing a person's eyeball and eyebrow.

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Tobacco,
Cataracts,
Glaucoma,
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD),
Dry Eye,
Diabetic retinopathy,
smoking,
Ophthalmology

How Smoking vs. Vaping Affects the Eyes

by Tayler Shaw | March 23, 2026

A pregnant woman cradles her round belly. A scan with multiple brain images is in the background

Women's Health,
Multiple Sclerosis (MS),
Neurology

How Multiple Sclerosis Affects Women During Pregnancy, Periods and Menopause

by Debra Melani | March 16, 2026

A woman places her hand over her heart while contemplated the brain's activity and highlighting shoulder pain

Research,
Internal Medicine

Pain Reprocessing Therapy Reduces Chronic Back Pain for Years, Study Finds

by Carie Behounek | March 16, 2026

Harshit Talwar, his arms wrapped in white bandages, smiles as he poses in a wheelchair next to CU Colorado Springs mascot Clyde the mountain lion.

Research,
Patient Care,
Dermatology,
rare disease,

Living With Epidermolysis Bullosa: Student Finds Hope in New Treatments

by Debra Melani | March 12, 2026

An elderly patient sits in the foreground in black in white, head in their hands. A blurry background of older individuals talking is seen in the background, suggesting a disconnection and distance.

Research,
Patient Care,
Mental Health,
Loneliness

Treating Loneliness in Older Patients With Cancer

by Matthew Hastings | March 09, 2026

Photo of a person with a bone anchored limb.

Press Releases,
Chronic Pain

Study Reveals Multiple Types of Post-Amputation Pain, Each Needing Different Treatment

by Laura Kelley | March 06, 2026

Awareness,
Geriatrics,
Aging

Could Your Bank Account Reveal Dementia Before Diagnosis?

by Jesica Whittaker | March 04, 2026

spine tumor patient Andy Haffele with providers John Berry-Candelario, MD and Lawrence Cloutier, PA-C | University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center

Patient Care,
Brain and Spinal Cancer

Brothers in Arms in the Operating Room

by Makenzie Hardy | March 03, 2026

White-gloved hand shines light on man's eye with small graphic of brain in background

Press Releases,
Marcus Institute for Brain Health

Eye Tests Reveal Brain Trauma More Than a Decade After Concussions

by Laura Kelley | March 02, 2026

Photo of a girl eating cup of pudding. A bubble shows taste buds in detail to her right.

Press Releases,
COVID-19,
Infectious disease,
Infectious Diseases

What Causes Long-Term Taste Loss After COVID? Study Identifies Molecular Defect in Taste Cells

by David Kelly | March 02, 2026

The full group of award recipients at the 2026 CU Anschutz Research Awards.

Research,
Academic Affairs,
Awards,
Internal Shared

Annual Campus Awards Ceremony Recognizes Research Excellence

by Toula Wellbrook | February 27, 2026

Photo of elderly woman looking anxious about hoarding habits.

Press Releases,
Alzheimer's,
Neurology

Simple One-Question Test May Identify Hoarding Behavior in Alzheimer’s and Other Brain Disorders

by David Kelly | February 26, 2026

Mountaineer Rob Mahedy Finds New Sense of Community Through Bladder Cancer Journey | University of Colorado Anschutz Cancer Center

Patient Care,
Bladder Cancer

Mountaineer Rob Mahedy Finds New Sense of Community Through Bladder Cancer Journey

by Greg Glasgow | February 25, 2026

Image of a patient in a hospital gown sitting next to a woman running with a race number on her shirt

Press Releases,
Blood,

Ultra-Endurance Running May Accelerate Aging and Breakdown of Red Blood Cells

by Guest Contributor | February 18, 2026

Walt and Carol Patten with their grandson

Patient Care,
Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Colorado Couple Receives Open Heart Surgery From the Same CU Surgeon, One Year Apart

by Greg Glasgow | February 12, 2026

A man in exercise shoes, shorts and T-shirt does a lunge. Graphics circling photo include almonds and blueberries, an apple and cholesterol meter, and avocados and fish oil supplements.

Patient Care,
Cardiology

How to Lower Your Cholesterol: Evidence-Based Tips to Protect Your Heart

by Debra Melani | February 11, 2026

Teenage boy holds broken wrist and cast from an e-bike crash

Pediatrics,
Pediatric surgery,

E-Bike Safety: What Parents Need to Know to Protect Their Kids

by Carie Behounek | February 10, 2026

Photo of David Howell, PhD, working on a concussion study at Children's Hospital Colorado.

Funding,
Child & Adolescent,
Pediatrics,
CCTSI,
Career Development,

Pilot Grant Leads to Advances in Post-Concussion Care

by Wendy Meyer | February 10, 2026

Stylized graphic of a cerebrospinal fluid test and a brain.

Research,
Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

Cerebral-Spinal Fluid Molecular Test Improves Early and Accurate Diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis

by Chris Casey | February 06, 2026

A thin woman's body appears with GLP-1s and a mobile device.

Mental Health,
Psychology

Why ‘Skinny’ Culture Is Back – and What It Means for Body Image and Mental Health

by Carie Behounek | January 30, 2026

Caitlin Duffy

Patient Care,
Gynecologic Cancer,
Cervical Cancer,
Patient Experience,
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Radiation Oncology

For a School’s Ray of Sunshine, a ‘Very Sad and Scary’ Diagnosis Turned to Joy

by Mark Harden | January 12, 2026

Image showing a female flag football player running with the ball.

Research,

Touted as Non-Contact, Flag Football Is Still a Game of Hard Knocks

by Chris Casey | January 09, 2026

Noah Wyle (center) in a scene from The Pitt. Photo: Warrick Page/HBO Max

Hospital Medicine,
Emergency Department,
Pop Culture

An Emergency Department Leader on What ‘The Pitt’ Gets Right – and Wrong

by Mark Harden | January 05, 2026

A man experiencing nausea with marijuana samples in the background.

Cannabis,
Toxicology,
Emergency Department

‘Scromiting’ Is Real – And It’s a Real Pain for Chronic Marijuana Users, Says a CU Anschutz Toxicologist

by Mark Harden | December 19, 2025

Photo of researcher with syringe.

Press Releases,
Alzheimer's

Brain Neuron Death Occurs Throughout Life and Increases with Age, a Natural Human Protein Drug May Halt Neuron Death in Alzheimer’s Disease

by David Kelly | December 19, 2025

A mother wraps her arm around her daughter as they both sit on the ground. A stylized split gold and white background behind them.

Press Releases,
Health Policy

Ending Federal Support for Housing First Programs Could Increase U.S. Homelessness by 5% in One Year, New JAMA Study Finds

by Kelsea Pieters | December 19, 2025

Caregiver helps woman with heart failure walk

Heart,
Palliative care,

Heart Failure Patients Deserve Whole-Person Care, Too

by Carie Behounek | December 11, 2025

Photo of a patient being intubated in an emergency room

Press Releases,
Emergency Department

National Trial: Ketamine Raises Heart Risk, No Survival Advantage Over Etomidate in Emergency Intubation

by Laura Kelley | December 09, 2025

Two soccer players battle for the ball, with several boxes featuring injuries and medical imagery surround them.

Research,
Patient Care,
Sports Medicine,

How Do You Reduce and Prevent Injuries in Soccer?

by Matthew Hastings | December 08, 2025

Photo of mother holding a child who being giving oxygen treatment

Press Releases,
Pediatrics

New Study Finds Cystic Fibrosis Drug Allows Patients to Safely Scale Back Lung Therapies

by Laura Kelley | December 04, 2025

Actor Dave Coulier during a December 2, 2025, appearance on NBC's Today show.

Head and Neck Cancer,
Cancer,
Oropharyngeal Cancer,
Medical Oncology,
Radiation Oncology,
In the News

What to Know About ‘Full House’ Actor Dave Coulier’s Oropharyngeal Cancer

by Mark Harden | December 04, 2025

Medical students work at a table.

Research,
Education,
Students,
Training,
Hospital Medicine

CU Anschutz Educator Helps Students Get Published in Medical Journals

by Tayler Shaw | November 25, 2025

Photo of man talking to doctor about methadone.

Press Releases,
Hospital Medicine,
Hospitalists,
Addiction - Research Annual Report

Study Finds Take-Home Methadone at Hospital Discharge Can Be a Critical Turning Point in Opioid Recovery

by Laura Kelley | November 21, 2025

Helping older people avoid falls.

Research,
Geriatrics,
Grant,
Aging,
Falls Prevention

A Big STEP Toward Preventing Falls Among Older Coloradans

by Mark Harden | November 20, 2025

Amanda Killam, left, poses with a photo of her partner, Rob, and her therapist, Amanda Doria, MS, LPC

Suicide Prevention,
Psychology

‘You Are Enough’: Navigating Life After Losing a Loved One to Suicide

by Laura Kelley | November 18, 2025

Photo of hormone replacement pills with the text

The Conversation,
Menopause,
Obstetrics and Gynecology

I Treat Menopause and Its Symptoms, and Hormone Replacement Therapy Can Help – Here’s the Science Behind the FDA’s Decision to Remove Warnings

by Genevieve Hofmann, DNP, WHNP | November 18, 2025

Mathew Angelos, MD, PhD in his office | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Hematology,
CAR T Cells,
New Faculty,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures

A New Arrival at CU Cancer Center Tests a Homegrown Treatment for Aggressive Leukemia

by Mark Harden | November 12, 2025

Denver Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton

Community,
Testicular cancer

What Men Can Learn From Alex Singleton’s Testicular Cancer Diagnosis

by Greg Glasgow | November 11, 2025

A bearded man drinks a beer from a pint glass.

Press Releases,
Addiction,
Liver,
Addiction - Research Annual Report

One Enzyme Could be Behind Alcohol Addiction and Liver Disease

by Kelsea Pieters | November 10, 2025

Photo of a woman looking overwhelmed with hands on her face.

The Conversation,
Psychology

Navigating Mental Illness in the Workplace Can Be Tricky, But Employees Are Entitled to Accommodations

by Julie Wolfe, MD | November 07, 2025

Todd Hankinson, MD, far left, and Siddhartha Mitra, PhD, far right, with members of their lab.

Research,
Pediatric Cancer,
Brain and Spinal Cancer,

Grant Provides New Hope for Treating a Rare Pediatric Brain Tumor

by Greg Glasgow | November 04, 2025

Photo of person drinking alcohol with a moving clock in background

Addiction,
Alcohol,
Psychology,
Substance Use Disorders

How the End of Daylight Saving Time Can Affect Addiction and Substance Use

by Laura Kelley | November 03, 2025

A hand holds an injectable GLP-1 receptor agonist called semaglutide.

Diabetes,
Obesity,
Endocrinology,
GLP-1 Drugs

Do GLP-1 Drugs Protect the Heart, Kidneys and Liver Beyond Weight Loss?

by Carie Behounek | November 03, 2025

Photo of medical professional holding a syringe of a vaccine

Vaccinations,
The Conversation

Even Small Drops in Vaccination Rates for U.S. Children Can Lead to Disease

by David Higgins, MD, MPH, MS | October 20, 2025

A bottle of acetaminophen pills.

Research,
Clinical Trials,
Toxicology,
Poisoning,
Drug Safety

Amid the Noise About Tylenol, There’s a Real Risk: An Overdose

by Mark Harden | October 20, 2025

An older adult woman points to a spine model that a doctor is holding.

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Endocrinology

Osteoporosis Often Goes Undetected and Untreated. Here’s How CU Anschutz Doctors Are Changing That

by Tayler Shaw | October 20, 2025

A palentologist digs at bones in the soil, against a split gold background.

Press Releases,
Cell & Developmental Biology

Extinct Human Relative Capable of Making and Using Tools, Study Shows

by David Kelly | October 15, 2025

Matthew Sikora, PhD, looks into a microscope in a lab at the CU Anschutz Cancer Center.

Research,
Breast Cancer,
Pathology

An Understudied Type of Breast Cancer Poses a Lurking Threat

by Mark Harden | October 10, 2025

A series of circle graphics, including a closeup of cells, are placed under a centered speech bubble with the words

The Conversation

How Does Your Immune System Stay Balanced? A Nobel Prize-Winning Answer

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | October 10, 2025

A animated image (gif) of a tongue with different foods popping up to illustrate different tastes.

Research,
Cell & Developmental Biology,

Unlocking the Science of Taste

by Carie Behounek | October 09, 2025

A UCHealth helicopter on the Parade Grounds of CU Anschutz during a disaster drill.

Training,
Internal Shared,
Emergency Department

Learning From Disaster: A Major Drill Simulates a Mass Casualty Event at CU Anschutz

by Mark Harden | October 06, 2025

Photo of a person having their blood pressure taken. The words

Heart,
Internal Medicine,
The Conversation

More Americans Meet Criteria For High Blood Pressure Under New Guidelines

by William Cornwell, MD | October 03, 2025

picture of an earthworm

Research,
Transplant Surgery

Are Earthworms the Answer to Perfusion Woes?

by Greg Glasgow | October 02, 2025

Animation of a Neuropixels implant that records information from hundreds of neurons simultaneously.

Research,
Press Releases,
Neuroscience,

CU Anschutz Announces Study Using Groundbreaking Neuropixels Technology to Unlock New Insights Into Parkinson’s Disease

by Julia Milzer | September 30, 2025

Photo of a woman holding her sore hand caused by rheumatoid arthritis inflammation.

Research,
Press Releases,
Clinical Research,
Autoimmune disease,

Rheumatoid Arthritis Begins Before the Pain: CU Anschutz Researchers Help Uncover Hidden Early Phase of the Disease

by Laura Kelley | September 24, 2025

Press Releases,
Mental Health,
Internal Shared

CU Anschutz Receives $50M Challenge Gift to Transform Mental Health Care

by David Kelly | September 23, 2025

Medical professional holding a vaccine injection

Vaccinations,
Vaccine,
The Conversation

Vaccine for Newborns has Nearly Eliminated U.S. Childhood Hepatitis B Infections

by David Higgins, MD, MPH, MS | September 19, 2025

Graphic image of a brain with Z's representing sleep emanating from it.

Neuroscience,
Alzheimer's,
Neurology

Making Memories: Brain Waves During Sleep Provide a Picture of How It Works

by Debra Melani | September 19, 2025

Four members of the Slingsby family smile while standing in front of a door.

Education,
Alumni,
Philanthropy,
Advancement,
Retina,
Training,
Residency,
Ophthalmology

From CU Alumni to Visionaries: Medical Family Gives Back to CU Ophthalmology

by Tayler Shaw | September 15, 2025

Denver Broncos coach Zack Grossi

Patient Care,

Denver Broncos Coach Finds the Perfect Treatment Team at the CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | September 11, 2025

Researcher studies images of cancer.

Research,
Innovation,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Advancement,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz Launches Groundbreaking Pancreatic Cancer Program with $15 Million Philanthropic Gift

by Danielle Davis | September 11, 2025

Photo of people holding hands to comfort each other.

Suicide Prevention,
The Conversation,
Emergency Department

Colorado Has One of the Nation’s Highest Suicide Rates − an ER Doctor Explains How to Bring It Down

by Emmy Betz | September 11, 2025

Photo of a man overwhelmed by his thoughts

Psychology

‘Limerence’ vs. Crush: Why Your Obsession Might Be Something More Serious

by Laura Kelley | September 08, 2025

D. Ross Camidge | Lung Cancer | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Patient Care,
Faculty,
Lung Cancer,
Faculty Stories,
People of CU Anschutz,
Thoracic Oncology

World Lung Cancer Expert Diagnosed with Advanced Lung Cancer

by Jessica Cordova | September 08, 2025

A person's arm is set for a blood draw, with images of coffee beans in the top left.

Press Releases,
Blood

Study Reveals Caffeine May Undermine Blood Transfusion Effectiveness

by Kelsea Pieters | September 04, 2025

Photo of a woman receiving light therapy while drinking coffee.

Press Releases,
Anesthesiology

Intense Light Therapy May Lower Risk of Myocardial Injuries After Non-Cardiac Surgery

by David Kelly | September 03, 2025

Research,
Animal,
CCTSI,
Conferences,
Collaboration

Scientists Share Novel Research Approaches to Chronic Disease Causes and Treatments

by Wendy Meyer | September 03, 2025

Photo of someone receiving a vaccine

Vaccinations,
Vaccine,
Infectious disease,
The Conversation,
Infectious Diseases

FDA Approves Updated COVID-19 Vaccines with New Restrictions

by David Higgins, MD, MPH, MS | August 28, 2025

Press Releases,
Addiction,
Addiction - Research Annual Report

Study Proposes More Personalized Methadone Restart Approach for Opioid Use Disorder

by Guest Contributor | August 28, 2025

Portrait photo of Naresh Mandava, MD, on the CU Anschutz campus

Research,
Patient Care,
Ophthalmology

Ophthalmology Leader Sets Sights on Revolutionizing Vision Care

by Chris Casey | August 27, 2025

Amanda Piquet, MD, dreams to improve life for people with neurological autoimmune disorders

Autoimmune disease,
Neurology,
CAR T Cells

Solving the Puzzle of Autoimmune Neurological Diseases

by Carie Behounek | August 27, 2025

A portrait shot of Yuri Agrawal, MD, standing on campus with trees, grasses and a large blue-framed door art piece in the background

Research,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Otolaryngology

Hearing Loss ‘Shrinks’ a Person’s World; CU Anschutz Opens It Back Up

by Debra Melani | August 27, 2025

Photo of pregnant woman and her medical specialist

Autoimmune disease,
pregnancy,
The Conversation

Pregnancy Brings Unique Challenges for People with Autoimmune Diseases – But with Early Planning, Pregnancy Outcomes Can Be Greatly Improved

by Kristen Demoruelle, MD, PhD | August 27, 2025

A doctor and a patient are face to face, with small square design elements surrounding them.

Education,
Addiction Series

How Do Medical Students Learn About Addiction?

by Matthew Hastings | August 26, 2025

Graphic of a young woman staring soberly into space with circles depicting a brain, an oral contraceptive pill packet and a stethoscope circling around her.

Women's Health,
Mental Health,

Sex Hormones Drive Differences in Mental Health Disorders

by Debra Melani | August 24, 2025

Photo of an indoor air filter

Public Health,
The Conversation

Most Air Cleaning Devices Have Not Been Tested on People − and Little Is Known About Their Potential Harms, New Study Finds

by Amiran Baduashvili, MD, and Lisa Bero, PhD | August 21, 2025

A woman using a mobile phone application.

Press Releases,
Mental Health,
Psychology,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz Part of Multi-State Study: Smartphone App Cuts Repeat Suicide Attempts by Over Half After Hospital Discharge

by Laura Kelley | August 18, 2025

From left, researchers Mercedes Rincon, PhD, Felipe Pereira, PhD, Bryan Johnson, and James DeGregori, PhD

Research,
COVID-19,
Breast Cancer,
Lung Cancer,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures

CU Cancer Center-led Research Shows That COVID-19 Infection Can Awaken Dormant Cancer Cells, Leading to Metastatic Disease

by Greg Glasgow | July 30, 2025

Paul Bunn Jr., MD, in a 1988 photo, and Richard Schulick, MD, MBA, in surgery | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Research,
Cancer,
Magazine,
Surgical Oncology,
Medical Oncology,
History,
40-Year Anniversary

40 Years of Preventing and Conquering Cancer

by Mark Harden | June 05, 2025

Doctor consulting with patient

Research,
Clinical Trials

How Clinical Trials Move Cancer Treatment Forward

by Greg Glasgow | May 21, 2025

Newborn baby in the hospital

Research,
Clinical Research,
Child & Adolescent,
Pediatrics,
Pharmacology,
Clinical Impact,
Infectious Diseases

CCTSI Research Seeks to Establish Safe Oral Antibiotic Doses for Infants

by Lily Vesel | April 08, 2025

Mandy Erwin and her family

Patient Care,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer

Positive Attitude and Mental Health Support Helped Mandy Erwin Through Her Treatment for Esophageal Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | February 11, 2025

Jordana Hoppe, MD, with two young patients

Research,
Child & Adolescent,
Drug Development,
Clinical Impact

Research Conducted at the CCTSI Continues to Advance 'Miracle Drug' for Kids With Cystic Fibrosis

by Wendy Meyer | February 03, 2025

Research,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Awards

Daniel Pollyea, MD, MS, Recognized by the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society for His Research on Leukemia Stem Cells

by Greg Glasgow | January 16, 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

Anne Libby filming online courses

Research,
Funding,
CCTSI,
Training,
Grant,
Internal Shared

It’s Not All About the Science: CU Professor Teaches Researchers How to Manage Their Grants

by Lily Vesel | January 03, 2025

Young boy sits in front of a television

Research,
Pediatric Ophthalmology

Animated Movie Characters with Strabismus are More Likely to be Villains, Study Finds

by Kara Mason | November 11, 2024

Pediatric Research Day

Research,
Alumni,

Inaugural Pediatric Research Day a Success

by Department of Pediatrics | November 06, 2024

Baby being spoon fed

Research,
Nutrition

CCTSI Research Fills the Gap in Evidence-Based Infant Feeding Guidelines

by Wendy Meyer | November 01, 2024

Students

Loving Labor, Delivery, and Midwifery

by Molly Smerika | October 10, 2024

aerial view of cu anschutz

Diabetes,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
Barbara Davis Center,

Large federal award will fund ColoradoSPH and CU School of Medicine researchers in expanding efforts to prevent, treat, and manage Type 2 diabetes

by Tyler Smith | September 30, 2024

CU College of Nursing building with Mustafa Ozkaynak

Press Releases,

CU Researchers Awarded $1.35 Million Grant to Develop Decision Support Technology for Long-Term Care Facilities

by College of Nursing Marketing | August 22, 2024

A close-up image of a health care worker's gloved hands applying a bandage to a wound

Research,
COMBAT,
Global Health,
Ukraine

CU Researchers Studying Antibiotic-Resistant Wound Infections in Ukraine

by Kara Mason | August 21, 2024

Peter Kennealey, Michel Chonchol, and Ken Hirasaki at Lowry Renal Center

Surgery,
Nephrology,
Radiology

‘A One Stop Shop’ for Kidney Care: CU Anschutz Departments Partner on New Stand-Alone Center

by Mark Harden | July 29, 2024

Person sitting on top of a mountain looking at the view

Research,
Clinical Trials,
Cardiology

Simulating Exercise at 14,000 Feet While in a Clinic at CU Anschutz

by Wendy Meyer | June 25, 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

Community,
Health outcomes,
CCTSI

CCTSI Pilot Grant Helps Link Healthcare, Services and Housing

by Wendy Meyer | April 02, 2024

Gilbert at ACS conference

Research,
Students,
Stomach Cancer

CU Medical Student Part of Team Investigating Epstein-Barr Virus-Related Gastric Cancers

by Greg Glasgow | March 29, 2024

Community Health,
Cooking and Nutrition

The Truth About Sugar

by Robert Thompson | March 13, 2024

Heart,
Transplant Center,
Transplant Surgery,
Cardiology,
Heart Transplant

‘I Am Their Top Priority’: A High-Quality Heart-Transplant Team Sets a New Record

by Mark Harden | February 26, 2024

Image of soldiers' feet running through snow

Medicine,
Climate Science,
Veteran and Military Health,
COMBAT

CU Emergency Medicine Researchers Work Toward Arctic Medicine Solutions

by Mara Kalinoski | February 16, 2024

Honors,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness,
Clinical,
Clinical Excellence Society

Champions For Their Patients: 21 Inducted Into CU Department of Medicine’s New Clinical Excellence Society

by Mark Harden | February 09, 2024

iPhone and exercise equipment

Research,

CU Department of Medicine Doctor Trials Health App for Postpartum Women at Increased Cardiometabolic Risk

by Rachael Fischer | February 08, 2024

Research,
Cancer,
Clinical Trials

‘We’re All In This Together’: CU Cancer Center Leaders Share Insights With Colorado Legislators

by Mark Harden | February 07, 2024

Ocular Health: A Window Into the Heart

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Diabetic retinopathy

Ocular Health: A Window Into the Heart

by Kara Mason | February 06, 2024

child receiving vaccine shot

Research,
Community,
Pediatric surgery,
Cervical Cancer,

CU Doctor Works to Increase HPV Vaccine Uptake to Prevent Cervical Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | January 17, 2024

Prescription

Patient Care,
Sarcoma,
Cancer

Trusting the Patient: A CU Department of Medicine Leader’s Transformational Encounter

by Mark Harden | December 14, 2023

Alex Cooper racing

Patient Care,
Brain and Spinal Cancer,
Oncology,
Radiation

Brain Cancer Patient Recruits the CU Cancer Center for the Fight of His Life

by Mark Harden | December 04, 2023

What’s the Future of Eye Transplantation?

Research,
Plastic Surgery,
Retina

What’s the Future of Eye Transplantation?

by Kara Mason | November 16, 2023

Skiers at Loveland Ski Area in Colorado. Photo by Mark Harden

Skin Cancer,
Dermatology,
skin damage

Have Fun in the Snow, But Remember: You’ve Got Skin in the Game

by Mark Harden | November 16, 2023

Betty and Bill Moren

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Lung Cancer,
Magazine,
Clinical Trials

After Lung Cancer Clinical Trial, Betty and Bill Moren Give Back as Patient Advocates for Thoracic Oncology Research Group

by Greg Glasgow | November 02, 2023

Illustration from Maria Baimas-George book

Community,
Transplant Surgery

Surgery Fellow’s Book Series Helps Children Understand Their Care

by Greg Glasgow | October 30, 2023

Emmy Betz, MD, MPH

Firearm Injury Prevention

Emmy Betz, MD, MPH, Elected as New Member of the National Academy of Medicine

by Colleen Miracle | October 09, 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

Patient Care,
Magazine,
Ovarian Cancer

CU Cancer Center Care Team Provides a Foundation for Healing for BRCA1-positive Patient

by Carie Behounek | September 21, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,
Funding,
CCTSI

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Receives $54 Million From NIH

by Wendy Meyer | September 18, 2023

What to Know About Merkel Cell Carcinoma, Jimmy Buffett’s Rare Skin Cancer | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Skin Cancer,
Dermatology

What to Know About Merkel Cell Carcinoma, Jimmy Buffett’s Rare Skin Cancer

by Jessica Cordova | September 07, 2023

BEAT Meth program provides hope

Addiction,
Community and Practice,
CCTSI

'BEAT Meth' Provides Hope for Patients With Methamphetamine Use Disorder

by Wendy Meyer | September 01, 2023

Trevor Nydam, MD, at the surgical robot

Community,
Transplant Surgery,
Liver Transplant

CU Surgeons Perform Department’s First Robotic Living Liver Donation

by Greg Glasgow | August 30, 2023

Elijah Johnson and Matt Witkowski

Research,
Education,
Community,
Blood Cancer

Elijah Johnson Came to the CU Cancer Center to Research the Mutation That Makes Him More Likely to Develop Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | August 30, 2023

CU Data Researchers Connect Diet to Changes in the Microbiome

Research,
Data analysis

CU Data Researchers Connect Diet to Changes in the Microbiome

by Kara Mason | August 17, 2023

From Beating Retinoblastoma to Batting with Big Leaguers

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Pediatric Cancer,
Retina

From Beating Retinoblastoma to Batting with Big Leaguers

by Kara Mason | August 07, 2023

blood cells

Research,
Ovarian Cancer,
Multiple Myeloma

Guidelines for Preventing Blood Clots in People With Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | July 28, 2023

Kathy and Jim Ballard

Patient Care,
Lung Cancer

New Treatment Paradigm Helps Lung Cancer Patient Thrive at CU Cancer Center

by Greg Glasgow | July 20, 2023

A Taste of the Future: CU Researcher Links Genetics with Dietary Intake

Research,
Advancement,
Genetics

A Taste of the Future: CU Researcher Links Genetics with Dietary Intake

by Kara Mason | July 09, 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

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

Participants at the surgery research symposium

Research,
Education,

Surgery Residents Share Research at Annual Symposium

by Greg Glasgow | May 23, 2023

The United States Preventive Services Task Force has proposed lowering the recommended age for beginning regular mammograms from 50 to 40.

Breast Cancer,
Public Health,
cancer screening

Why Does the United States Preventive Services Task Force Want to Lower the Recommended Age for Mammograms?

by Greg Glasgow | May 18, 2023

Danny Naranjo

Community,
Obesity,
GITES,
Bariatric surgery

Bariatric Surgery Journey Takes Man from Knee Pain to the Lightness of Flying

by Rachel Sauer | May 16, 2023

Patient Care,
Community,
Kidney Cancer,
Urology

Kidney Cancer Journey Emphasizes Importance of Asking a Doctor when Things Don’t Feel Right

by Rachel Sauer | May 16, 2023

Community,
Lung Cancer,
Hope

Lung Cancer Survivorship Celebration Emphasizes Living with Hope and Optimism

by Rachel Sauer | May 05, 2023

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Survivor Set to Attend CU School of Medicine After Receiving Pioneering Treatment

Patient Care,
Clinical Research

Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Survivor Set to Attend CU School of Medicine After Receiving Pioneering Treatment

by Kara Mason | 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

The American Urological Association recently named Kerri Thurmon, MD, as one of the recipients of its 2023 Young Urologist of the Year Award.

Community,
Urology,
Awards

Kerri Thurmon, MD, Selected as American Urological Association’s Young Urologist of the Year

by Greg Glasgow | April 17, 2023

Kjell Lindgren working on the International Space Station

COMBAT

Challenges of Medical Care in Space

by Colleen Miracle | April 12, 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

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

Mom checks daughter's blood sugar.

Research,
CCTSI

Type 2 Youth Diabetes Study Changes Standard of Care Worldwide

by Wendy Meyer | March 14, 2023

Illustration of HPV virus

Research,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Clinical Trials

Innovative Technology Shows Great Promise Against Certain Head and Neck Cancers

by Rachel Sauer | March 03, 2023

V Foundation Funds CU Cancer Center Research on Pediatric Osteosarcoma That Spreads to the Lungs

Research,
Bone Cancer

V Foundation Funds CU Cancer Center Research on Pediatric Osteosarcoma That Spreads to the Lungs

by Greg Glasgow | February 23, 2023

AI-Assisted Authoring Tool Offers Timesaving and Transparency

Research,
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

AI-Assisted Authoring Tool Offers Timesaving and Transparency

by Rachel Wittel | February 22, 2023

Screening Vital for Diseases that Disproportionately Affect Black Americans

Awareness,
Glaucoma,
Diabetic retinopathy,
OAE Shared

Improved Prevention and Screening is Vital for Diseases that Disproportionately Affect Black Americans

by Rachel Wittel | February 06, 2023

Research,
Faculty,
Lung Cancer,

Balancing Science and Medicine to Benefit Lung Cancer Patient Care

by Rachel Sauer | January 12, 2023

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin

Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
Cardiac Arrest

Cardiac Arrest During NFL Game Brings Awareness to Importance of High-Quality Intervention

by Rachel Sauer | January 04, 2023

Research,
Genetics,
CCTSI,
rare disease

Researchers Shed Light on a Rare Genetic Disease in Children

by Wendy Meyer | December 07, 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

Trainees in the Department of Biomedical Informatics.

Research,
Community,
OAE Shared

CU Professor Draws on Indigenous Roots in Approach to Research and Mentoring

by Toni Lapp | November 21, 2022

https://news.cuanschutz.edu/cancer-center/paul-maroni-urologic-surgery?hs_preview=HPzdbRdl-92052452149

Prostate Cancer,
Magazine,
Urology

Paul Maroni, MD, Pursued Urologic Surgery For its Potential to Help Patients

by Greg Glasgow | November 21, 2022

Head and Neck Cancer,
Cancer,
Oncology,
Immunotherapy

Selective Nodal Radiation May Be a More Effective Approach in Cancer Treatment

by Laura Kelley | November 16, 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

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Pancreatic Cancer Survivor is Eternally Grateful for her Surgery With Schulick

by Cancer Center | November 08, 2022

Amanda Vegter working with wildlife in South Africa

Research,
Patient Care,
Breast Cancer,
Plastic Surgery

Multi-Faceted Treatment Helps Young Breast Cancer Patient Through Her Cancer Journey

by Rachel Sauer | October 21, 2022

Frederick Grover, MD, with colleagues in Nepal operating room

Education,
Community,
Public Health

Decades-Long Public Health Partnerships in Nepal Supported by University of Colorado Colleagues

by Rachel Sauer | October 05, 2022

Doctor with pediatric patient

Research,
Pediatric Cancer,
Brain and Spinal Cancer

CU Cancer Center Is Home to One of the Largest Groups of Pediatric Brain Tumor Researchers in the Country

by Rachel Sauer | September 01, 2022

Research,
Breast Cancer,

Study Could Lead to Better Education and Treatment of Sexual Health for Breast Cancer Patients

by Laura Kelley | August 02, 2022

Massive Datasets

COVID-19,

Data scientists in the spotlight

by Wendy Meyer | July 20, 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

Erik Stanley and Kacie Peters with their son, Nate

Patient Care,
Community,
Awareness,
Colorectal Cancer

Couple Both Battling Stage IV Colon Cancer Focused on Enjoying Each Moment as a Family

by Rachel Sauer | June 20, 2022

Mario Carrasco, second from right, with his immediate and extended family | CU Transplant Surgery

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Transplant Center,
CU Medicine Today

“One in a Billion Odds”

by Rachel Sauer | June 15, 2022

In recognition of Men's Health Week, June 13–19, we spoke with John Dodge, PA, about testosterone and related effects on mental and physical health.

Patient Care,
Community,
Mental Health

Low Testosterone: Separating Fact From Fiction

by Greg Glasgow | June 10, 2022

Research,
Community,
Magazine,
Clinical Trials

Growing Evidence Shows Increasing Overlaps Between Human and Companion Animal Cancer Research

by Rachel Sauer | May 19, 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

Patient Care,
Community,
Awareness,
Transplant Center

Living Organ Donation Journey Inspires Doctor to Normalize the Experience for Others

by Rachel Sauer | April 06, 2022

Community,

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

by Greg Glasgow | March 31, 2022

Mohammed Al-Musawi, MD, seated in Iraqi military vehicle

Education,
Community,
Faculty,
Vascular Surgery,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

Nurturing a Passion for Medicine that Was Born in the Midst of War

by Rachel Sauer | March 22, 2022

Baby on woman's shoulder

Research,
Awareness,
Pediatric Cancer,
Brain and Spinal Cancer

Youngest Brain Tumor Patients Have Significantly Poorer Outcomes than Older Pediatric Patients

by Rachel Sauer | March 18, 2022

Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, PhD

Innovation,
Press Releases,
Health Sciences,

Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, PhD, Named Chief of Artificial Medical Intelligence in Ophthalmology

by Rachel Wittel | March 17, 2022

Jim White with his wife, Kelsey Shiba, and son, Oliver

Community,
Awareness,
Cancer

6 Years After Bile Duct Cancer Diagnosis, Focus Shifts to Not Wasting Time

by Rachel Sauer | February 22, 2022

Bob Saget’s Death | CU Department of Surgery | Michael Cripps, MD

Community,
Awareness,
Trauma and Fractures,
GITES

Bob Saget’s Death from Accidental Head Trauma Brings Awareness of Signs to Look for Following Head Injury

by Rachel Sauer | February 10, 2022

Biden's Cancer Moonshot initiative sets ambitious goals to “reduce the death rate from cancer by at least 50% over the next 25 years.

Research,
Community,

CU Cancer Center Research Highlights Objectives of Biden's Moonshot Initiative

by Shelly Lange | February 04, 2022

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Low Vision Rehabilitation

Driving Dreams Come True at Age 52

by Rachel Wittel | February 04, 2022

NanoSilk is a silk-based skin cream created by CU School of Medicine faculty member Ken Liechty, MD, a pediatric surgeon at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Research,
Patient Care,
Plastic Surgery

New Cosmetic Cream Created at CU Leaves Skin 'Silky' Smooth

by Greg Glasgow | February 03, 2022

Messersmith will oversee cancer care at all UCHealth locations with a focus on expanding advanced treatments and clinical trials.

Research,
Faculty,
Magazine,
Oncology

Wells Messersmith, MD, Named CMO of Oncology Services at UCHealth

by Cancer Center | January 27, 2022

Digital screen showing electronic medical record

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Surgical Oncology

Research Finds Patients and Providers Differ in Opinions About Immediate Access to Medical Records

by Rachel Sauer | January 21, 2022

Tom Poindexter, Glaucoma Awareness Month

Research,
Patient Care,
Awareness

Telemedicine Strengthens Glaucoma Diagnosis and Management

by Rachel Wittel | January 14, 2022

Emma Lamping awarded $5,000 to support her work comparing postoperative pain medication requirements among cannabis users and nonusers.

Research,
Education,
Students,

Medical Student Receives Grant to Help With Cannabis Study

by Greg Glasgow | January 06, 2022

Jessica Rove, MD, and Simran Randhawa, MBBS, of the University of Colorado Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery

Patient Care,
Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery,
OAE Shared

Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery at CU School of Medicine Celebrates a ‘Herstoric’ Moment

by Greg Glasgow | November 17, 2021

Michelle LeFree with Christodoulos Kaoutzanis, MD; and by herself

Patient Care,
Community,
Plastic Surgery,
OAE Shared

Gender Affirmation Surgery Helps Patient Feel Whole for the First Time in 71 Years

by Rachel Sauer | November 15, 2021

Former Denver city councilor Albus Brooks

Patient Care,
Community,
Sarcoma

“You Are Cancer-Free”

by Rachel Sauer | November 03, 2021

Fluid Dynamics | CU Department of Surgery | GITES

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,

Fluid Dynamics

by Greg Glasgow | October 19, 2021

Colin Powell | CU Cancer Center

Community,
Blood Cancer

Colin Powell’s Death Highlights the Challenges Multiple Myeloma Patients Face With COVID-19

by Greg Glasgow | October 18, 2021

Caley Kurchinski | CU Cancer Center | Breast Cancer

Patient Care,
Community,
Breast Cancer,
Advocacy

Genetic Counseling Helps Young Woman Take Control After Testing Positive for BRCA2

by Rachel Sauer | October 15, 2021

CU Cancer Center | Kirsten Stewart

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Breast Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,
Plastic Surgery

Young Mom’s Breast Cancer Journey Highlights Importance of Breast Cancer Screening in Younger Women

by Rachel Sauer | October 07, 2021

CU Surgeon Looking to Extend Bariatric Surgery Services to Adolescent Patients

Patient Care,
Community,
Child & Adolescent,
GITES

CU Surgeon Looking to Extend Bariatric Surgery Services to Adolescent Patients

by Rachel Sauer | September 30, 2021

Community,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

“Sex and the City” Actor’s Death Raises Awareness of Pancreatic Cancer

by Rachel Sauer | September 27, 2021

Norm MacDonald’s Death Puts Spotlight on Acute Leukemia | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Blood Cancer,
Leukemia

Norm MacDonald’s Death Puts Spotlight on Acute Leukemia

by Greg Glasgow | September 16, 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

Research,
Community,
COVID-19,

Harnessing community voices to bolster COVID-19 vaccinations

by Laura Veith - ACCORDS Writer | September 06, 2021

Patient Care,
Prostate Cancer

Prostate Cancer Patient Hopes His Story Encourages Early Detection for Others

by Valerie Gleaton | September 01, 2021

David K | Lung Cancer | CU Cancer Center

Patient Care,
Lung Cancer,
Clinical Trials

Traveling to CU Cancer Center for a Lung Cancer Clinical Trial

by Cancer Center | August 19, 2021

Patient Care,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

The Pancreatic Cancer Battle That Bonded a Patient and His Physician

by Greg Glasgow | August 18, 2021

COVID-19,
Vaccinations

Why COVID-19 Vaccines Don’t Work As Well In Immunocompromised Cancer Patients

by Greg Glasgow | August 13, 2021

Faculty,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

“Is There a Physician Onboard?”: Emergency over the Atlantic Reaffirms Surgeon’s Commitment to Helping

by Rachel Sauer | August 13, 2021

Research,
Education,
Students

Second Annual Medical Student Summer Research Program Offers Mentorship and Hands-On Research Experience

by Rachel Sauer | August 10, 2021

Cancer Research Experience for Undergraduates (CREU) Clinical Translational Workshops | CU Cancer Center | Denver, CO

Research,
Education,
Magazine

Educational Pipelines Ensure Future Interest in Cancer Research

by Valerie Gleaton | July 26, 2021

Danner Plumhoff Craniofacial Crouzon Patient | Children's Hospital Colorado | Denver, CO

Patient Care,
Community,
Plastic Surgery

Young Craniofacial Patient Battles Multiple Surgeries With Positive Outlook

by Valerie Gleaton | July 20, 2021

Research,

Helping Working Cancer Caregivers Manage Stress

by Greg Glasgow | July 14, 2021

Matthew Bartley School

Education,
Community,

Viral Tweet Puts Surgery Resident in the Spotlight

by Greg Glasgow | July 01, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,

Patients Now Have Immediate Access to Their Medical Records. How Can Providers Help Them Make Sense of the Data?

by Greg Glasgow | June 14, 2021

Research,
Honors,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Magazine,
Funding

CU Cancer Center Receives Highly Competitive SPORE Grant for Head and Neck Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | June 07, 2021

CU GSSA Group with GlobalSurgBox | Department of Surgery | Aurora, Colorado

Innovation,
Education,
Community,

Medical Students Help Create Surgical Training Tool to Meet Local and Global Needs

by Valerie Gleaton | May 27, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Lung Cancer

From Debilitating Chemo to One Pill a Day for Lung Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | May 24, 2021

Research,
COVID-19,

Are the COVID-19 Vaccines Good News for Cancer Care?

by Greg Glasgow | May 18, 2021

Patient Care,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Magazine,
Clinical Trials

Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) Won’t Slow World Champion Triathlete Down

by Jessica Cordova | May 16, 2021

Patient Care,
Community,
Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer Patient’s Advice: Take It One Treatment at a Time

by Valerie Gleaton | May 12, 2021

Denver Health Bariatric Surgery Public Health Initiative | CU School of Medicine Department of Surgery | Aurora, CO

Research,
Patient Care,
GITES

Bariatric Surgery Public Health Initiative Improves Lives for Patients with Obesity

by Valerie Gleaton | April 28, 2021

University of Colorado Surgeon Performs State’s First COVID-19 Lung Transplant

Patient Care,
Community,
Cardiothoracic Surgery

University of Colorado Surgeon Performs State’s First COVID-19 Lung Transplant

by Greg Glasgow | April 26, 2021

Patient Care,
Pediatric Cancer,
Magazine

CU Cancer Center Technology Gives Kids a Welcome Distraction During Radiation Treatment

by Greg Glasgow | April 21, 2021

James Burton & Megan Adams Liver Transplant | CU School of Medicine Department of Surgery

Patient Care,
Community,
Awareness,
Health outcomes,
Transplant Center

Two Transplant Doctors Explain the Basics of Organ Donation and What’s New in Transplants

by Valerie Gleaton | April 09, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,

Following Patients’ Progress After Surgery

by Greg Glasgow | April 07, 2021

Navigating Through the Pandemic

Education,
Community,
COVID-19,

Navigating Through the Pandemic

by Greg Glasgow | March 24, 2021

Ashton Villars Prostate Cancer Patient and Donor | CU Cancer Center | Aurora, Colorado

Patient Care,
Philanthropy,
Prostate Cancer,
Magazine

An Engineer Tackles the Problem of Prostate Cancer as a Patient and Financial Donor

by Valerie Gleaton | March 05, 2021

Education,
Community,

Johns Hopkins Director of Surgery Speaks at CU Surgery Department’s First DEI Lecture

by Department of Surgery | February 25, 2021

Education,
Community,

Resident Recounts Her Son’s NICU Battle in Essay for New England Journal of Medicine

by Greg Glasgow | February 19, 2021

Research,
Education,

Medical Student Presents Research at Academic Surgical Congress

by Department of Surgery | February 05, 2021

Education,
Awareness

CU Cancer Center Celebrates World Cancer Day

by Cancer Center | February 02, 2021

Research,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness

Practicing Fire Safety in the Operating Room

by Department of Surgery | January 13, 2021

Research,
Patient Care,
Quality and Clinical Effectiveness

Safety and Quality Are a Primary Focus for the CU Department of Surgery

by Department of Surgery | January 06, 2021

The Pandemic’s Impact on Vascular Surgery

Research,
Vascular Surgery

The Pandemic’s Impact on Vascular Surgery

by Department of Surgery | December 30, 2020

Cancer Screenings during the COVID-19 Pandemic | CU Cancer Center

Magazine

Increase in Cancer Deaths Predicted Due to COVID-19 Pandemic

by Cancer Center | December 22, 2020

Camille Stewart's article about medical cannabis explains issues around the drug’s legality, makes recommendations for its use before and after surgery and pushes for research on its effects on postoperative patients.

Research,
Cancer,
Surgical Oncology

Untangling Medical Cannabis

by Greg Glasgow | December 07, 2020

Changes Needed to Address Financial Hardship from Cancer | University of Colorado Cancer Center

Community,
Publications

Changes Needed to Address Financial Hardship from Cancer

by Cancer Center | November 24, 2020

Awareness,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Magazine,
Surgical Oncology

Alex Trebek’s Death Raising Awareness and Questions About Pancreatic Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | November 11, 2020

Sarcoma

New Disney+ Movie Raising Awareness of Rare Cancer

by Greg Glasgow | November 02, 2020

Reconstructive Surgery After a Double Mastectomy | CU | Doctor Name

Patient Care,
Plastic Surgery

Improving Confidence with Reconstructive Surgery After a Double Mastectomy

by Chanthy Na | October 21, 2020

Research,
Patient Care,
Community,
Prostate Cancer,
Cancer,
Urology

Former Broncos Punter Wants Men to Share Their Experience With Prostate Cancer

by Department of Surgery | September 23, 2020

Cleft Lip Reconstruction Transforms Jennifer's Outlook Making Her Brave Enough to Teach

Patient Care,
Community,
Plastic Surgery

Cleft Lip Reconstruction Transforms Jennifer's Outlook Making Her Brave Enough to Teach

by Chanthy Na | July 28, 2020

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