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Black and white photo of an older man wearing a mask receiving a shot in his arm.

Do You Need a Booster Shot? What to Know About Adult Vaccines

by Kara Mason | May 02, 2025
A close-up shot of a man, who is wearing a plaid shirt, steadying his hand to grab a glass of water.

CU First to Offer New Deep Brain Stimulation Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease Patients

by Kara Mason | March 21, 2025
Marina Delgado Hernandez

New Cultural Care Coordinator Position Helps Emergency Department Patients Connect to Care and Resources

by Greg Glasgow | March 04, 2025
Dean Sampson gives his State of the School Address in front of a screen that shows various statistics about the CU School of Medicine

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

by Kara Mason | January 30, 2025
CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2024

CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2024

by School of Medicine | January 06, 2025
Lizzy Garcia wearing her white coat.

CU Med Student Advances Health Equity for Hispanic, Spanish-Speaking Communities

by Tayler Shaw | September 26, 2024
Several seniors wearing sneakers and athletic gear on a hike

Why Gait Speed Matters for Seniors

by Kara Mason | September 05, 2024
5280 Top Docs 2024

5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2024

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2024
Rural eConsult Program Expected to Grow with New Federal Funds

Rural eConsult Program Expected to Grow with New Federal Funds

by Kara Mason | June 24, 2024
Man holding his head in his hands while talking to doctor

How to Cope When Patients Exhibit Difficult Behavior

by Greg Glasgow | June 14, 2024
Why Do Women Have a Higher Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disorders?

Why Do Women Have a Higher Risk of Developing Autoimmune Disorders?

by Kara Mason | April 14, 2024
Jet Lag: How to Combat the Travel Condition That Disrupts Circadian Rhythm

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

by Kara Mason | March 22, 2024
Black doctor and Black patient

Addressing Health Inequities in the Black Community

by Greg Glasgow | February 21, 2024
CU Psychiatry Researchers Develop Framework to Aid Pediatricians Addressing Trauma from Mass Shootings

CU Psychiatry Researchers Develop Framework to Aid Pediatricians Addressing Trauma from Mass Shootings

by Kara Mason | January 12, 2024
Dean Reilly delivers his annual State of the School address and announces recipients of major acceleration awards.

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

by Mark Harden | January 10, 2024
How to Prioritize Preventative Health Care This Year

How to Prioritize Preventative Health Care This Year

by Kara Mason | January 04, 2024
CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2023

CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2023

by School of Medicine | December 15, 2023
Women giving birth

March of Dimes Gives Colorado a ‘C’ Grade on Preterm Birth Rate

by Mark Harden | December 14, 2023
5280 Top Docs | CU School of Medicine

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

by School of Medicine | July 31, 2023
CU Anschutz Medical Campus

U.S. News Ranks Children’s Hospital Colorado Among the Best in the U.S. 

by School of Medicine | June 23, 2023
In addition to organs such as kidneys and lungs, you can donate musculoskeletal tissue to patients with damaged tendons, ligaments, and cartilage.

Tissue Donation: Lesser Known But Just as Vital 

by Greg Glasgow | April 27, 2023

CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2022

by School of Medicine | December 16, 2022
Stiff person syndrome is a rare, chronic, autoimmune neurologic disease whose typical symptoms are stiffness, muscle spasms, and difficulty walking.

What Does Celine Dion’s Stiff Person Syndrome Diagnosis Mean?

by Greg Glasgow | December 08, 2022
Over-the-counter hearing aids increase the ease of convenience and reduces the price, but there are still some challenges with this new category of device.

Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids Are Here, But It Remains To Be Seen What Effect This Will Have On The Hearing Aid Market 

by Greg Glasgow | October 26, 2022
Research is looking for the best ways for health care providers to identify social needs and connect patients with resources that can help.

Helping Patients By Identifying Critical Social Needs 

by Greg Glasgow | September 30, 2022
Clinician with a patient with Down syndrome

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

by Rachel Sauer | September 19, 2022
The Colorado AHEC connects the CU Anschutz Medical Campus with current and future health professionals in rural and urban medically underserved areas.

Colorado Area Health Education Center Receives Renewed Funding from HRSA 

by Greg Glasgow | August 18, 2022
CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best on Denver-area magazine 5280 top doctors list.

193 CU Faculty Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors for 2022

by School of Medicine | August 02, 2022
The study found that patients who received an automated call two days after being discharged from the ER were significantly less likely to return to the ER

How A Callback Program Reduces ER Return Rates 

by Greg Glasgow | July 15, 2022
Children’s Colorado is ranked number 7 nationally and number 1 in the Rocky Mountain region and state of Colorado.

U.S. News Ranks Children’s Hospital Colorado Among Top 10 in the Country

by School of Medicine | June 15, 2022

Medical Students Find a Higher Calling at DAWN

by Greg Glasgow | May 06, 2022
Uveal Melanoma | Clinical Trials | CU Cancer Center

Treating Metastatic Uveal Melanoma

by Rachel Wittel | April 27, 2022
CU Researchers | Stress-related disorders | COVID-19 | CU School of Medicine

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

by Mark Couch | April 25, 2022
In recognition of IBS Awareness Month, we spoke with Jennifer Czwornog, MD, in the CU School of Medicine, about IBS diagnosis and treatment.

New Focus on Irritable Bowel Syndrome Leads to Comprehensive Treatment 

by Greg Glasgow | April 08, 2022
William Cornwell, MD, and Larry Allen, MD, contributed to the guidance published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

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

by Greg Glasgow | March 16, 2022
Ginde developed studies to investigate the safety and effectiveness of giving trauma and burn patients smaller amounts of oxygen — or none at all.

Are Trauma Patients Getting Too Much Oxygen? 

by Greg Glasgow | March 16, 2022
adolescent students in a school hallway

Caregivers Play an Important Role in Supporting Adolescents as They Cultivate Nutrition and Healthy Habits

by Rachel Sauer | March 15, 2022
CU Sports Medicine | University of Colorado School of Medicine | Aurora, CO

Multidisciplinary Approach Makes CU Sports Medicine Program a Winner

by Valerie Gleaton | March 01, 2022
Institute for Healthcare Quality, Safety and Efficiency | CU School of Medicine | Aurora, Colorado

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

by Valerie Gleaton | March 01, 2022
The CU Medicine Dermatology clinic in Aurora was established two years ago to address the disparities in care provided to underserved communities.

Clinic Addresses Skin Care Needs for Underserved Populations 

by Greg Glasgow | February 18, 2022
CU's weekly post-COVID clinic brings together specialists in lung and heart health, as well as psychiatrists, physical therapists, and occupational therapists.

CU Clinic Helps Patients Recover From Post-COVID Symptoms 

by Greg Glasgow | February 11, 2022
CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2021

CU School of Medicine Top Stories of 2021

by School of Medicine | December 16, 2021
Telehealth appointment at University of Colorado Movement Disorders Center

CU Movement Disorders Center Launches Telehealth Program for Underserved Communities

by Greg Glasgow | November 12, 2021
pregnant woman seated on floor cradling stomach in hands

Research Finds Associations Between Maternal Diet, Body Composition, and Gut Microbiome

by Rachel Sauer | November 09, 2021

CU Street Medicine Connects Students with Opportunities to Aid People Experiencing Homelessness

by Rachel Sauer | October 28, 2021
Cosmetic contact lenses can become a nightmare eye infection if not properly prescribed.

Protect Your Eyes from Spooky Infections this Halloween

by Rachel Wittel | October 26, 2021
Challenging Oudated FDA Policy | CU School of Medicine

Challenging Outdated FDA Policy

by Chanthy Na | October 21, 2021
CU Rural Health Track | Mark Deutchman, MD

Study Finds Family Physicians Deliver Babies in Majority of Rural Hospitals

by Rachel Sauer | October 19, 2021
Addressing COVID-19 Disparities | CU School of Medicine

Addressing COVID-19 Disparities

by Valerie Gleaton | October 14, 2021
Improving Trauma Care in South Africa | CU School of Medicine

Improving Trauma Care in South Africa

by Mark Couch | October 12, 2021
Kathryn Mayer

Multidisciplinary Approach Offers Unified Ocular Inflammation Management

by Rachel Wittel | September 30, 2021
Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine

What Does the FDA’s Approval of the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Mean?

by Greg Glasgow | August 25, 2021
CU School of Medicine faculty members were ranked among the best on Denver-area magazine 5280 top doctors list.

138 CU Faculty Recognized as 5280 Magazine Top Doctors

by School of Medicine | August 04, 2021
Monoclonal Antibody Treatments for COVID-19

An Underused Lifesaver for COVID-19 Patients

by Greg Glasgow | July 20, 2021

U.S. News Ranks Children’s Hospital Colorado Among the Nation’s Best

by School of Medicine | June 15, 2021

CU School of Medicine Experts on the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Reactions

by Greg Glasgow | April 16, 2021
NSF Summit Station

CU Section of Wilderness and Environmental Medicine Reaches Five-Year Mark for Providing Care in Greenland

by Chanthy Na | February 19, 2021
COVID-19 Alcohol Consumption and Liver Health | CU School of Medicine | Aurora, CO

Increased Alcohol Consumption During COVID-19 Pandemic Could Lead to  Uptick in Liver Disease 

by Valerie Gleaton | February 15, 2021
12 FAQs About The COVID-19 Vaccine––Answered By CU Immunologists

12 FAQs About the COVID-19 Vaccine – Answered by CU Immunologists

by Mark Couch | December 18, 2020
What to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine

What to Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine

by School of Medicine | December 14, 2020
5280 Magazine Names More Than 160 CU School of Medicine Faculty Members as Top Doctors

5280 Magazine Top Doctors Includes More Than 160 CU Faculty

by School of Medicine | August 12, 2020
CU Researcher: Non-Hormonal Treatment for Menopausal Symptoms Offers Hope of Relief

CU Researcher: Non-Hormonal Treatment for Menopausal Symptoms Offers Hope of Relief

by School of Medicine | August 06, 2020
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