Research Community COVID-19 Vaccinations
As a longtime researcher of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), Eric Simões, MD, was gratified in August when clinical trials he led at the University of Colorado School of Medicine received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s approval for Pfizer’s new RSV vaccine for use during late pregnancy.
Greg Glasgow | 
September 05, 2023
Community Public Health Vaccinations
When a case of polio was discovered in an unvaccinated man in Rockland County, New York, last month, many people had a similar thought: “Didn’t we take care of polio?”
Rachel Sauer | August 31, 2022
Patient Care COVID-19 Vaccinations
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday recommended a nationwide pause on the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine because six women who received the vaccine have experienced a rare type of blood clot.
Greg Glasgow | April 16, 2021
Community COVID-19 Students Vaccinations
When COVID-19 struck during his first year of medical school in 2020, Michael Skaggs was still a few years away from being able to provide clinical care to patients. But he was right on time to put his skills as a former engineer and whitewater rafting company manager to work.
Valerie Gleaton | March 23, 2021
Becker's Spine Review
September 13, 2023
Here are 10 early-career spine surgeons making news:
Prevention
September 13, 2023
4,300 women. That’s how many deaths the U.S. will see this year from a form of cancer that is entirely avoidable. And in total, this single year, around 14,000 women will be diagnosed with it.
9News
September 13, 2023
Dr. Jill Liss with UCHealth Cherry Creek Medical Center joins us for a conversation on navigating menopause.
HuffPost
September 13, 2023
If you’re one of the estimated 80% of women who experience painful periods every month, a condition known as dysmenorrhea, there’s a good chance you’ve tried something, anything, to get some much-needed relief.
