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Spine,
Radiology,
Neurology

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

by Kelsea Pieters | September 22, 2026

Andrew Callen, MD, director of the CSF Leak Program at the University of Colorado Anschutz, sits next to the imaging equipment used in his clinic.

Research,
Patient Care,
Philanthropy,
Neurology,
Neurosurgery

How CU Anschutz Experts Diagnosed and Treated a Complex CSF Leak After Years of Misdiagnoses

by Chris Casey | September 22, 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

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

Rachel Davis sits in front of her floor-to-ceiling office bookcase with her chin on her fist and her eyes looking away from the camera in a bright gold blazer

Mental Health,
Neurology,
Psychiatry,
Neurosurgery,
Dreamers Never Quit

How Deep Brain Stimulation Can Help Some People With Treatment-Resistant OCD

by Debra Melani | 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

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

Photo of military veteran with his hands over his face looking stressed

Press Releases,
COMBAT,
Marcus Institute for Brain Health

Study Finds Irritability Long After Concussions in Veterans Is Linked to PTSD, Chronic Pain and Hearing Difficulties

by Laura Kelley | September 17, 2026

The Conversation

Could You Survive The Oregon Trail? An Emergency Medicine Doctor Offers Tips On How To Not Die In The Great Outdoors

by Elaine Reno, MD | September 15, 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

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

Woman with dark hair applies cream to her face

Women's Health,
Menopause,
Fad or Fact?,
Aging

Can Vaginal Estrogen Cream Erase Signs of Aging on Your Face?

by Carie Behounek | September 11, 2026

Press Releases,
Colorectal Cancer,
Cancer,
CAR T Cells

FDA Clears Clinical Trial Using CAR T-Cells to Fight Colorectal Cancer

by David Kelly | September 10, 2026

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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

A female doctor talking to a female patient.

Press Releases,
Women's Health,
Healthcare Informatics,
Menopause

Menopause Is Missing from Most Electronic Health Records, Study Finds

by Kelsea Pieters | September 08, 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

A stylized image showing a microscopic view blood cells in a circle, with a shadow circle behind it.

CU Anschutz Explains

High or Low White Blood Cell Count? Understanding Your CBC Blood Test Results

by Carie Behounek | September 01, 2026

A pair sit side by side, with their backs to the camera. The image is layered with solid gold and cutouts of different kids of speech bubbles show the image behind.

Patient Care,
Autism

Neurodivergent and Neurotypical Relationships: How to Communicate and Stay Connected

by Matthew Hastings | September 01, 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

Photo of person holding his elbow up as if in pain.

Press Releases,
Colorectal Cancer

CU Anschutz Researchers Identify How Colorectal Cancer Can Drive Muscle and Bone Loss

by Laura Kelley | August 27, 2026

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The Conversation

FDA Approves Breakthrough Pancreatic Cancer Drug – An Oncologist Explains How Daraxonrasib Nearly Doubles Survival

by Christopher Lieu, MD | August 27, 2026

A psychiatrist sits with a child as she plays with wooden blocks.

Mental Health,
Pediatrics,
Transplant Surgery,
Psychiatry

How Integrated Pediatric Psychology Improves Outcomes for Children Receiving Organ Transplants

by Matthew Hastings | August 26, 2026

Megan Perea has idiopathic subglottic stenosis, and here she holds a medal from a half marathon

Research,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Clinical Trials,
Otolaryngology

A Rare Airway Disease Took Her Breath Away – A Clinical Trial Could Help Change Treatment for Idiopathic Subglottic Stenosis

by Carie Behounek | August 24, 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

Several members of the new Division of Transplant Medicine gather for a posed picture.

Press Releases,
Transplant Surgery,

New CU Anschutz Division of Transplant Medicine is First of Its Kind Nationally

by Julia Milzer | 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

A hand holds a bundle of herbs, next to a small amount of ground turmeric and a grocery list, with a stylized grid backdrop.

Research,
Nutrition

Can Herbs and Spices Help You Keep a Healthier Diet?

by Matthew Hastings | August 18, 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

Eileen Walker and Arjan de Bes at their wedding reception in October 2025.

Patient Care,
appendix cancer,
Patient Experience

‘She’s a Trooper’: 6 Years After Major Appendix Cancer Surgery, Eileen Walker Celebrates Life and Marriage

by Mark Harden | August 17, 2026

Illustration of a single brain cell.

Press Releases

New Miniature Microscope Allows Scientists to Watch and Control Brain Cells During Natural Movement

by David Kelly | August 14, 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

Photo of hand with a medical glove on it putting samples under microscrope.

Research,
Press Releases,
Blood Cancer

University of Colorado Anschutz Researchers Identify an 'Energy Addiction' in High-Risk Blood Cancer Stem Cells

by Laura Kelley | August 12, 2026

Research,
lungs,

Lab Digs Into Prevotella’s Defensive Power Against Bacterial Pneumonia

by Sara Stoner, PhD, and Aimee Bernard, PhD | August 11, 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

A young girl with long dark hair covers in nose and mouth with a tissue.

Research,
Press Releases,

Largest Real-World Study Finds Early Flu Antiviral Treatment Reduces ICU Admissions in Hospitalized Children

by Julia Milzer | August 10, 2026

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Research,
Patient Care,
Bladder Cancer,

New Combination Therapy Shows Promise for Advanced Bladder Cancer

by Chris Casey | August 06, 2026

Photo of the inside of a correctional facility, with a row of cells along a long hallway.

Press Releases,
Opioid Research,
CSPH

Study Finds Many Colorado Jails Still Lack Public Opioid Treatment Policies Despite State Mandate

by David Kelly | August 05, 2026

A healthcare professional uses a pulse oximeter to measure a patient's blood oxygen level and heart rate

Press Releases,
COMBAT,

CU Anschutz-Led Trial Finds AI System Improves Oxygen Delivery in Hospital Patients

by Laura Kelley | August 03, 2026

Graphic of snapshot-like reels with gold, black and gray boxes, one with a provider helping a patient into an MRI machine, one with a microscopic, one with a close up of a person holding her stomach and one of neutrophils

Research,
Pancreatic Cancer,
Surgery,
Gastroenterology and Hepatology,
Science Snapshot

How Do These White Blood Cells Shape Bowel Health and Disease?

by Staff | August 03, 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

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

A postdoc scholar stands in front of their research poster inside the Anschutz Health Sciences Building. A pipette station and DNA strand images are in two small boxes in the opposite corners.

Research,
Education,
Graduate Program,
Internal Shared

Dispatches From Postdoctoral Scholars: The ‘Front Lines' of Health Science Research

by Matthew Hastings | 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

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

Research,
Mental Health,
Pediatrics,
Suicide Prevention

First-of-its-Kind Classification System Looks to Identify Youth Suicide Risk Earlier

by Matthew Hastings | July 20, 2026

Hands injecting a peptide into the stomach

GLP-1 Drugs,
Peptides,
CU Anschutz Explains

Peptides Explained: What They Do, How They Work and What to Know About Peptide Therapy

by Carie Behounek | July 20, 2026

Hands holding an uncapped injector.

Research,
Press Releases,
Public Health,
Pharmacy,
Pharmacy Research,
GLP-1 Drugs

Study Finds Some Medical Spas Still Selling Compounded Weight-Loss Drugs From Pharmacies With Regulatory Concerns

by Kelsea Pieters | July 17, 2026

A microscopic view of waterborne pathogens.

Research,
Press Releases,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

How is Climate Change Affecting Waterborne Diseases? New Nature Reviews Microbiology Analysis Explains

by Julia Milzer | July 16, 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

A teenager stands, arms folded, against a stylized black, gold and white background, images depicting grains and the digestive system are in the top right and bottom left corners respectively.

Research,
Patient Care,
Mental Health,
Psychiatry,
Celiac Disease

My Child Has Celiac Disease: How Can I Support Their Mental Health?

by Matthew Hastings | July 14, 2026

A person holds their stomach with small images in the top right and bottom left identifying grains, all spread across a white and gold background.

Research,
Patient Care,
Pediatrics,
Celiac Disease

What You Need to Know About Celiac Disease

by Matthew Hastings | July 14, 2026

Stylized image of a young girl touching her chin with breakout photos of various phases and treatments of eczema.

Patient Care,
Dermatology,

New Pediatric Eczema Guidelines Call for Personalized Atopic Dermatitis Treatment

by Chris Casey | July 10, 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

Stylized image of CU Anschutz researcher Leslie Berg, PhD, the words

Research,

How T Cells Recognize and Fight Infections: What CU Anschutz Researchers Are Learning

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | July 08, 2026

Photo of a person at work in front of the computer with hand on their head looking stressed

Neuroscience,
The Conversation,
Neurology

How Workplace Stress Hijacks the Nervous System to Cause Headaches − And a Neurologist’s Guide to Managing Them

by Danielle Wilhour, MD | July 07, 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

A photo of a woman with silver-streaked hair with a chart on aging behind her and a graphic of the female reproductive anatomy in front

Research,
Press Releases,
Menopause

CU Anschutz Researchers Develop Potential Nonhormonal Therapy to Repair Vaginal Tissue Damaged by Menopause

by Julia Milzer | July 07, 2026

Stylized image of a variety of seeds and nuts.

Nutrition,
Fad or Fact?

Why Seeds and Nuts Are Good for Your Health: Benefits, Risks and Best Choices

by Chris Casey | July 06, 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

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

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

Syringes in a circle against a gold background

Press Releases,
Public Health,
Health Policy

New Study Projects Thousands of Preventable Deaths if Federal Support for Syringe Service Programs Is Reduced

by Kelsea Pieters | June 18, 2026

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Healthcare,
Nutrition,
CU Anschutz Explains

Vitamin D: Benefits, Food Sources, Deficiency Signs and Daily Recommendations

by Carie Behounek | June 17, 2026

A dental care provider wearing protective equipment stands in front of a patient seated in a chair. A white and gold stylized background is behind them with a black and white grid and bacteria cells represented.

Research,
Patient Care,
COVID-19,
Dental Medicine,

Pandemic-Era Gaps in Dental Care Reveal Lasting Risks and a Clear Path Forward

by Matthew Hastings and Laura Ramsey | June 16, 2026

Image of a woman taking a pill surrounded by a graphics of a brain and gut.

Research,
Drug Development,
Alcohol,
Pharmacology

New Drug Offers Potential to Treat Alcohol Use Disorder by Targeting Gut-Brain Signaling

by Carie Behounek | June 16, 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

Photo of soccer fans with hands in the air cheering at a game

COVID-19,
The Conversation,
Infectious Diseases,
Measles

World Cup Creates Perfect Conditions For Infectious Diseases to Spread – Here Are the Biggest Threats Health Experts Are Watching For

by Andrés Henao, MD, PhD | June 08, 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

Stylized image of researcher Julie Cooper on a

Research,

Why Do Telomeres Shorten When a Cell Divides, and How Does It Affect Human Aging?

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | June 04, 2026

New mom holding her baby talks with a midwife in a hospital setting.

Nurse-Midwifery,
Obstetrics and Gynecology

Labor Induction Not Linked to Higher Cesarean Rates in Midwife-Led Births

by Carie Behounek | June 02, 2026

Stylized image of a young adult looking worried and talking on the phone.

Mental Health,

Hospital Follow-Up Program Bridges Critical Care Gap for Patients in Crisis

by Chris Casey | June 01, 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

A young man in jeans and T-shirt sits hunched over cradling his face in his hands, a coronavirus superimposed overhead

Research,
Psychiatry

Why Do I Still Feel Different After the COVID-19 Pandemic?

by Laura Kelley | 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

A image split into four vertical sections, showing the presenters from the Fast Pitch event: Allison Dempsey, Heiko Yang, Tracy Bale and Samuel Budoff

Research,
Innovation,
Mental Health,
Urology,
Physiology & Biophysics,
CU Innovations Shared

Win the Pitch: Showcase Highlights Innovative Startups

by Matthew Hastings | May 19, 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

Stylized image of a woman sneezing in the outdoors.

The Conversation

Pollen Allergies Are Brutal This Year – A Doctor Explains Why, and How to Find Relief

by Levi Keller, MD | May 14, 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

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

Photo of Arian Anderson MD wearing a CU Anschutz pullover next to a photo of the Earth rising over the moon

Cancer,
Mental Health,
Radiation,
Cardiology

What Health Risks Do Astronauts Face After Artemis II? CU Anschutz Physician on Deep Space

by Laura Kelley | May 07, 2026

A series of images showing a rendering of a 3D printed set of dentures, a dentist working at a computer monitor and a 3D printing machine.

Research,
Patient Care,
Dental Medicine

Can 3D Printing Fix Dentures? New Research Targets Cost, Fit and Performance

by Matthew Hastings | May 05, 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 woman with a walker and her caretaker have their backs turned to camera, surrounded by piles of things.

Alzheimer's,
Neurology,
Psychiatry

What Is Hoarding Disorder? A Behavioral Neurologist Explains Its Causes, Risks and Treatment

by Carie Behounek | May 04, 2026

Research,

How Does Light-Activated Technology Eliminate Tooth Decay?

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | April 30, 2026

The words

Research,
Pediatrics,
Science Snapshot

Does a Mom's Behavior Influence Her Toddler's Screen Time?

by Staff | April 28, 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

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

Photo of woman with a cereal bowl touching her hand to her mouth.

Press Releases,
Cancer

Some Cancer Drugs Disrupt Taste by Changing the Cells Inside Taste Buds, Study Shows

by David Kelly | April 21, 2026

Woman participating in a cannabis and driving study using a driving simulator

Research,
CSPH,
Cannabis

Cannabis and Driving? Studies Reveal Big Risks

by Carie Behounek | April 20, 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

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

A person exercises as a trainer stands to their right.

Research,
Patient Care,
Diabetes,
Endocrinology

Exercise and Diabetes: Benefits, Risks, and What Patients Should Know

by Matthew Hastings | April 14, 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

Graphic of a bone scan

Research,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Machine Learning

In Bone Imaging, Machine Learning Accelerates Research Progress and Uncovers Hidden Patterns

by Kara Mason | April 13, 2026

Photo of a cluster of mushrooms

The Conversation

Psilocybin Mushrooms Are Going Mainstream, But Scientific Research and Regulation Lag Behind

by Hollis Karoly, PhD and Kent Hutchison, PhD | April 09, 2026

A series of images of the brain are on a display, from a variety of angles. In the lefthand corner past the display, surgery in the operating room is underway.

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,

Colorado’s First Implanted Brain Computer Interface Surgery Marks a New Era in Neurological Research

by Julia Milzer | April 09, 2026

A view of the CU Anschutz campus from the Colfax entrance, looking north.

Research,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,
Nurse-Midwifery,
Internal Shared,
College of Nursing

CU Anschutz Earns Top U.S. News Rankings for Nursing, Medicine, Pharmacy and Public Health in 2026

by Guest Contributor | April 07, 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

An aerial view of the CU Anschutz campus.

Research,
Patient Care,
Press Releases,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz Innovations Announces Ambitious Collaboration to Redefine Mobility for Older Adults with a Next-Generation Walker

by CU Anschutz Innovations | April 07, 2026

A young man grabs his chest and grimaces in pain; a graphic of an esophagus points to his chest

Press Releases,

Researchers Develop AI Tool to Predict Barrett’s Esophagus Recurrence After Therapy

by Julia Milzer | April 07, 2026

An illustration showing a GLP-1 drug and a pharmacy sign.

Research,
Diabetes,
Obesity,
Disparities,
GLP-1 Drugs

Study: 40% of Colorado Patients Never Fill Their Prescriptions for GLP-1 Drugs

by Mark Harden | April 06, 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

Two images side by side - a dentist cares for a patient with a vista and New Mexico welcome signs and desert.

Research,
Education,
Students,
Dental Medicine,

Why Does New Mexico Have a Dentist Shortage? CU Student Research Explores Causes

by Matthew Hastings | March 31, 2026

A collage of square, snapshot-sized graphics, including a gloved hand performing an ultrasound, a microscope and a person pulling a sneakered foot back with a resistance band.

Research,
Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
Emergency Department,
Parkinson's Disease,
Science Snapshot

Can This Blood-Flow Restricting Approach Boost Strength in People With Parkinson’s?

by Staff | March 30, 2026

Stylized image of colorectal cancer patient Becky Grubb.

Research,
Patient Care,

Diagnosed at 40 With Stage IV Colon Cancer, Mom Thrives Five Years Later

by Chris Casey | March 30, 2026

A pair of firefighters in action, suited up in full gear.

Research,
Press Releases,
Pharmacy Research,
Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences

How One ‘Forever Chemical’ Can Disrupt a Baby’s Facial Development

by Julia Milzer | March 30, 2026

Stylized image of Jeffrey Moore, PhD, a Meet the Scientist feature.

Research,

How Does Everything Inside a Cell Move, and How Does It Affect Cell Function?

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | March 26, 2026

A medical professional talks to a patient.

Research,
Press Releases,
Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer Hijacks the Lung Repair System to Fuel Tumor Growth, Study Finds

by Laura Kelley | March 25, 2026

Photo of SpyGlass executives ringing the bell at Nasdaq when the company went public.

Research,
Patient Care,
CU Innovations Shared,
Ophthalmology

New Glaucoma Treatment Uses Eye Implant for Three-Year Drug Delivery

by Chris Casey | March 24, 2026

A medication disposal box is featured in a gold circle, while a pill bottle, syringe and set of tablets flank it to its right.

Patient Care,
Drug Safety,
CO Consortium

Do At-Home Drug Disposal Systems Really Work for Opioids and Other Medicines?

by Matthew Hastings | March 23, 2026

Stylized image of mindfulness practices.

Research,

Mindfulness Training Helped Participants Maintain Weight Loss in Pilot Study

by Chris Casey | March 23, 2026

Photo of Brig Gen (Dr.) Kathleen Flarity, DNP PhD (USAF) serving in Afghanistan.

COMBAT,
Internal Shared,
Marcus Institute for Brain Health

Running Toward the Chaos: How Brig. Gen. (Ret.) Kathleen Flarity Turned a Traumatic Brain Injury Into Leadership and Healing at CU Anschutz

by Laura Kelley | March 23, 2026

Stylized image of the Anschutz Health Science Building

Artificial Intelligence (AI),
CU Innovations Shared

Verily Secures $300 Million Investment to Advance its Precision Health AI Strategy

by Staff | March 20, 2026

Photo of mushrooms growing in the wild

The Conversation,
Pharmacy Research

Magic Mushroom-Infused Products Appear in Colorado Gas Stations – What Public Health Officials Want Consumers to Know

by David Kroll, PhD | March 19, 2026

Image illustrating a man struggling to stay cool in hot weather.

Climate Health,
Emergency Department

Heat Dome Grips the West: What Is It, and How Can It Affect Health?

by Laura Kelley | March 18, 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

The brain can be the origin of pain perceived in the back.

Internal Medicine

How Pain Reprocessing Therapy Ended a Musician’s 30-Year Battle with Chronic Back Pain

by Carie Behounek | 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

Two people look at a computer, one seated and one standing, with a stylized gold and white split background is behind them.

Research,
Press Releases,

A First-of-Its-Kind Tool Helps Parkinson’s Patients Decide if Deep Brain Stimulation Is Right for Them

by Julia Milzer | March 16, 2026

A series of vials, with a needle piercing one of them.

Research,
Press Releases,
Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Pharmacy Research

Monthly HIV Injections More Effective Than Daily Pills for People Struggling with Treatment Adherence

by Kelsea Pieters | March 13, 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

A variety of foods are placed on a split white and gold background, with text denoting the percentages of a keto diet, 75% fats, 20% protein, 5% carbs.

Research,
Press Releases,

Researchers Clarify How Ketogenic Diets Treat Epilepsy, Guiding Future Therapy Development

by Julia Milzer | March 11, 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 houses and a neighborhood. The words

Lung Cancer,
CSPH,
The Conversation

Colorado Has High Levels of Radon, Which Can Cause Lung Cancer – Here’s How to Lower Your Risk

by Jan Lowery, PhD, MPH | March 06, 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

Photo of a man with his hands on his head having an issue keeping out noises coming in from all directions

Trauma,
Marcus Institute for Brain Health

What You Should Know About Traumatic Brain Injury

by Laura Kelley | March 04, 2026

Graphic of a female basketball player making a dunk

Research,
Community,
Student and Alumni

What Does the NCAA’s NIL Rule Mean For Sports Physicians?

by Greg Glasgow | March 03, 2026

A woman holds her temples in pain, eyes closed.

Research,
Press Releases,
Chronic Pain

Why Does Chronic Back Pain Make Everyday Sounds Feel Harsher? Brain Imaging Study Points to a Treatable Cause

by Julia Milzer | March 02, 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

A new born with oxygen support lays on their mother, wrapped in a blanket.

Press Releases,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Ophthalmology

AI Analysis of Eye Photos May Help Detect Serious Lung and Heart Conditions in Premature Infants

by Kelsea Pieters | 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 blue colon cancer awareness ribbon in a light blue circle. The words

Colorectal Cancer,
The Conversation

Colorectal Cancer Is Increasing Among Young People, as James Van Der Beek's Death Reminds Us – Cancer Experts Explain Ways to Decrease Your Risk

by Christopher Lieu, MD, and Andrea Dwyer, MPH | February 26, 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

Photo of child on a gurney being treated by medical professionals.

Press Releases,
Pediatrics,
Emergency Department

National Study Finds Strengths, Gaps in EMS Pediatric Readiness Before Children Reach the Hospital

by David Kelly | February 25, 2026

A illustrated person lays with a pillow against a stylzied purple and black background denoting night time as a graphical explosion is next to their head.

Research,
Patient Care,
Sleep Series

What Is Exploding Head Syndrome?

by Matthew Hastings | February 24, 2026

A young pregnant woman with substance use disorder holds her belly and looks out window.

Substance Use Disorders

Can Reducing Stigma in Perinatal Care Improve Outcomes for Pregnant Women with Substance Use Disorder?

by Carie Behounek | February 23, 2026

Photo of a person with water in their hands, with an image of rice behind them, across a split gold and white background.

Press Releases,
Epidemiology,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
CSPH,
Infectious Diseases

Why Schistosomiasis Persists Despite Elimination Efforts: Study Identifies Household Risk Factors

by Laura Kelley | February 23, 2026

Photo of a woman running with a watch tracking her heart rate.

Heart,
Cardiology

What Your Heart Doctor Wants You to Know About Wearables, Smartwatches and Heart Health

by Laura Kelley | February 20, 2026

A figure skaing glides across the ice with one leg extended behind them into the air. The words

Mental Health,
The Conversation,
Psychology

The Intensity and Perfectionism That Drive Olympic Athletes Also Put Them at High Risk for Eating Disorders

by Emily Hemendinger, LCSW | February 19, 2026

Graphic depicting a small dog, a human heart, and a stethoscope on a light colored background

Research,
Animal,
Cardiology

Can Human Heart Failure Interventions Work in Dogs?

by Kara Mason | February 19, 2026

Stylized image showing how scientists are working to improve indoor air quality, including in classrooms.

Research,
Public Health,
ColoradoSPH at CU Anschutz,

How to Improve Indoor Air Quality in K-12 Classrooms: CU Researchers Join Federal Initiative

by Chris Casey | February 18, 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

Stylized image of researcher Siddharth Krishnamurthy on a Meet the Scientist banner.

Research,

Unlocking the Secrets of Retroelements and Their Impact on Health

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | February 17, 2026

Stylized image of a middle aged man and woman, with heart graphics on either side of the banner

Research,
Heart,
Cardiology

What Are the Differences in Cardiovascular Disease Between the Sexes?

by Chris Casey | February 17, 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

Two first responders talk to a patient on a gurney.

Press Releases,
Blood,
Trauma

How Blood Biomarkers Can Predict Trauma Patient Recovery Days in Advance

by Kelsea Pieters | 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 two people walking during a workout.

Press Releases,
Heart,
Cardiology

Regular Exercise Reduces Atrial Fibrillation Recurrence by Nearly 50% After Catheter Ablation, Study Shows

by Laura Kelley | February 09, 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

Graphic of a person using lotion on a gold circle background.

Awareness,
Dermatology

Cold, Dry Winters Can Be Harsh on Skin, Here’s a Dermatologist’s Advice for Relief

by Kara Mason | February 05, 2026

Man with hands on head struggling to cope with a brain injury. The words

Neuroscience,
The Conversation,
Neurology

Certain Brain Injuries May Be Linked to Violent Crime – Identifying Them Could Help Reveal How People Make Moral Choices

by Christopher M. Filley, MD | February 05, 2026

Graphic of a man sleeping with weight loss icons

Research,
Obesity,
Weight Management

CU Anschutz Researchers Studying How Sleep Impacts Weight Loss

by Kara Mason | February 04, 2026

An illustration showing the human brain with lines going off of it to two older adults and two images of cannabis.

Research,
Cannabis

Can Cannabis Support Brain Health in Older Adults? Study Suggests Possible Cognitive Benefits

by Matthew Hastings | February 03, 2026

Stylized graphic of professors Katya Arquilla and Arian Anderson with the surface of moon and Earth in the background.

Emergency Department

Artemis II and the Next Era of Space Exploration

by Laura Kelley | February 02, 2026

Emergency Department

Artemis II: Preparing for Humanity’s Return Toward the Moon

by Laura Kelley | February 02, 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

Images of food - peas, raspberries, avocado, almonds, oatmeal, dates, chia seeds and an apple - with their fiber amounts in grams.

Diabetes,
Nutrition,
Fad or Fact?

Can a Fibermaxxing Social Media Trend Reverse America’s ‘Abysmal’ Intake?

by Debra Melani | January 26, 2026

Photo of a medical professional assessing a patient's joint pain. The words

Autoimmune disease,
The Conversation

Rheumatoid Arthritis Has No Cure – But Researchers Are Homing in on Preventing It

by Kevin Deane, MD | January 26, 2026

Officials stand with the strategic research agreement between Medtronic and CU Anschutz Innovations

Research,
Innovation,
Patient Care,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Anschutz Innovations and Medtronic Forge Strategic Research Agreement to Drive Healthcare Innovation

by Staff | January 22, 2026

Doctor consulting with pregnant patient

Community,
Breast Cancer,
Surgical Oncology,

CU Anschutz Surgical Oncologist Helps Create Guidelines for the Management of Cancer During Pregnancy

by Greg Glasgow | January 22, 2026

Graphic of a man doing a stress test on a treadmill. He has oxygen around his face.

Awareness,
Cardiology,
Fitness and Well-Being

VO2 Max: What the Gold Standard Metric for Fitness Means for Longevity

by Kara Mason | January 19, 2026

A child sits with their hand on their mouth, stressed, in front of a stylized gold circle background. Classroom scenes are behind the gold circle.

Child & Adolescent,
Adolescence

Are We Unintentionally Making the ‘Anxious Generation’ More Anxious?

by Carie Behounek | January 16, 2026

Stylized Meet the Scientist image of Catherine Musselman.

Research,

Peering Deep Into the Epigenome

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | January 16, 2026

Graphic image of a colon inside a silhouette of a large body with three circles of microorganisms, all with lines pointing to the colon

Clinical Research,
Nutrition,
Weight Management

Gut Microbiome, Intermittent Fasting and Weight Loss: Seeking a Link

by Debra Melani | January 15, 2026

Photo of person being tested for the flu across a stylized gold and white background with similarly colored circles, alongside the words

Emergency Department

Colorado Ranks Among the Highest States in the Country for Flu – an Emergency Room Physician Describes Why the 2025-26 Flu Season Is Hitting Hard

by Jean Hoffman, MD | January 14, 2026

An approximation of a triptych with a pharmacist, a closed pharmacy and a pharmacist talking to a patient with a prescription drug bottle across a gold and white background with mountains.

Research,
Patient Care,
Community Pharmacy,
Pharmacy Research

Costs, Closures and Community: Perspectives on Operating a Rural Pharmacy

by Matthew Hastings | January 13, 2026

A woman with a blanket wrapped around her shoulders blows her nose with a tissue; a graphic image of virus superimposed above her head.

Patient Care,
Infectious disease,

Flu Virus Spoils Holidays for Many This Season, Flooding Hospitals and Clinics

by Debra Melani | 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

Two images of an exerciser in red T-shirt and blue shorts on a black-cushioned therapy table perfroming two exercises for back mobility.

Fitness and Well-Being,
Physical Therapy

Five Mobility Exercises for Low Back Pain

by Debra Melani | January 05, 2026

A radiologist studies a scan and takes notes at his computer.

Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Technology,
Clinical Impact,
Radiology

New AI Tool Developed by CU Anschutz Faculty Helps Radiologists Maximize Efficiency

by Kara Mason | December 22, 2025

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

A graphic compilation of top 25 story banner images, including someone clutching their gut, a gold clock over a white plate, a researcher using an oversized pipette, a young person holding his head and Dr. Piquet posing outdoors

Research,

CU Anschutz Top 10 Stories of 2025

by Staff | December 15, 2025

A waiter takes an order in a restaurant from three people at a table and a small bubble next to them shows a Narcan nasal spray bottle.

Public Health,
Addiction,

Gifting Colorado Restaurants With Narcan Cabinets This Holiday Season

by Carie Behounek | December 12, 2025

Cut out of an eye with a circle of static off center.

Research,
Neuro-Ophthalmology

Investigating What Sets Visual Snow Syndrome Apart from Migraines

by Kara Mason | December 12, 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

illustration of woman on exercise bicycle

Research,
Breast Cancer,

How Exercise May Prevent Cardiovascular Disease in Breast Cancer Survivors

by Greg Glasgow | 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

Photo of person holding a heart

Cardiology,
The Conversation

Former Vice President Dick Cheney’s Life Followed the Arc of the Biggest Breakthroughs in Cardiovascular Medicine

by William Cornwell, MD | December 04, 2025

Breck Duerkop, PhD, on a stylized Meet the Scientist backdrop

Immunology & Microbiology,

How Do These Skilled Invaders Change the Way Bacteria Behave?

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | December 04, 2025

CU Anschutz researchers Bradley Corr and Benjamin Bitler seated looking at a computer in a lab, reviewing imaging on ovarian cancer therapy study..

Research,
Press Releases,
Cancer - Research Annual Report,
World Cancer Day,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures,
Subscribe Feature

From Lab to Clinic: CU Anschutz Cancer Center Launches Phase 1 Clinical Trial of Promising Combination Therapy for Resistant Ovarian Cancer

by Julia Milzer | December 04, 2025

A woman closes her eyes and pinches the bridge of her nose while sitting at a desk with a laptop. She holds eyeglasses in her other hand.

Patient Care,
Awareness,
Dry Eye,
Technology,
Ophthalmology

Have a High Screen Time? Here’s How It Can Affect Your Eyes

by Tayler Shaw | December 02, 2025

An illustration featuring several pill bottles.

Research,
Publications,
Infectious Diseases,
Antibiotics,
Urgent Care

Take 5: A Program to Cut Back on Antibiotic Prescriptions That Go On Too Long

by Mark Harden | December 02, 2025

Pilot Brynn Lansford stands next to a Piper Archer PA-28 airplane, in which he logged more than 1,000 hours of training flight time.

Diabetes,
Barbara Davis Center

Pilot With Type 1 Diabetes Grateful to Get the ‘Best View in the World’

by Chris Casey | December 01, 2025

Photo of childcare worker with kids

CSPH,
The Conversation

A Quarter of Early Childcare Educators in Colorado Reported Mistreatment from Co-workers

by Jini Puma, Charlotte Farewell, Ginny McCarthy and Kyla Hagan-Haynes | December 01, 2025

An illustration of a man and woman talking about cancer in a holiday setting.

Cancer,
holidays,
Medical Oncology

In a Holiday Conversation About Cancer, What You Don’t Say Matters

by Mark Harden | November 25, 2025

Photo of Jeffrey Hebert performing a visual test with a string and bead.

Research,
Veteran and Military Health,
Neurology

Hidden Visual Problems Can Signal Often Undertreated Traumatic Brain Injuries

by Debra Melani | November 21, 2025

A child lies under a weighted blanket while his parent and a nurse look on.

Pediatric Cancer,
Mental Health,
Child & Adolescent,
College of Nursing

Can Weighted Blankets Ease Anxiety in Children?

by Carie Behounek | November 21, 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

Graphic shows close up of a therapist and patient against a gold background.

Community,
Mental Health,
Ethics,
Psychology

A CU Anschutz Psychiatrist's Advice on Finding a Mental Health Professional

by Mara Kalinoski | November 19, 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

A man in a sleep mask with his hand over his heart next to a bottle of melatonin

Heart,

Does Melatonin Increase Heart Failure Risk? Expert Weighs In

by Carie Behounek | November 18, 2025

A person holds a cell phone in front of them, while stylized representations of healthcare and chatbot messages extend outward.

Research,
Patient Care,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
Bioethics,
AI Series

How Are Patients Using Healthcare Chatbots? Study Finds Some ‘Eye-Openers’

by Matthew Hastings | November 17, 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

Graphic representation of the human colon with microbes spread throughout.

Research,

Researchers Discover Connection Between a Distinct Immune Cell and Colitis

by Chris Casey | November 10, 2025

A man and a woman, both wearing ski goggles and helmets, take a selfie while in the snowy mountains.

Community,
Awareness,
Cornea,
Dry Eye,
Ophthalmology

How to Protect Your Eyes When Skiing or Snowboarding

by Tayler Shaw | November 10, 2025

Stacy Fischer, MD, at a CU Cancer Center leadership meeting.

Cancer,
Palliative care,
Hospice

Why Palliative Care Goes Hand in Hand with Treatment for People with Cancer

by Mark Harden | November 10, 2025

Black and white image of a woman holding her heart and taking a deep breath.

Awareness,
Mental Health,

A CU Anschutz Psychologist’s Guide to Gratitude Practices

by Kara Mason | November 10, 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

Andrew Novick, MD, sits on a recliner chair in one of the Esketamine Clinic rooms, which also includes other chairs, a full-sized blue coach and side tables centered around a decorative rug. Art hangs on the gray accent wall.

Patient Care,
Mental Health,
Clinical Research,

Esketamine Clinic: Filling a Critical Mental Health Void

by Debra Melani | November 07, 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

Stylized graphic of a provider meeting with a patient about a pneumonia vaccine.

Vaccinations,
Infectious Diseases

A Pneumococcal Vaccine Is Now Recommended at Age 50. Here’s What to Know.

by Chris Casey | November 05, 2025

A soccer player holds their head in pain as several icons denoting concussion systems stem off from them.

Research,
Sports Medicine,

Sports-Related Concussions: What Happens to Reaction Times?

by Matthew Hastings | 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 a leather belt buckle with a mountain design and

Education,
Magazine,
CU Medicine Today,
Student and Alumni

'These Students Give Us Hope': 20 Years of Rural Medicine Training

by Kara Mason | November 03, 2025

CAR-T cell graphic

Research,
Press Releases,
Cancer,
Bioengineering,
World Cancer Day

CAR-T Cells Hold Memories of Past Encounters

by David Kelly | November 03, 2025

Stylized Meet the Scientist graphic featuring head shot of Joe Nassour, PhD

Research,

How Do Cell ‘Safety Caps’ Influence Aging, Inflammation and Cancer?

by Aimee Bernard, PhD | October 30, 2025

Research,
Innovation,
Patient Care,
Community,
Cancer,
Drug Development,
Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Biomedical Informatics,
CU Innovations Shared

CU Innovations at CU Anschutz: A Bold Leap Forward in Transformative Healthcare Solutions

by CU Anschutz News | October 30, 2025

A young woman in a green jacket leans her head forward and holds her hands to her temples with her eyes shut. Graphic images of golden leaves swirl around the picture.

Neurology

Frosty Nights, Falling Leaves, Pumpkin Spice and … Headaches?

by Debra Melani | October 27, 2025

A male older adult wears a virtual reality headset.

Research,
Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD),
Ophthalmology

Virtual Reality Tool May Offer Easier Vision Testing, Early Research Shows

by Tayler Shaw | October 27, 2025

Image of leg bones. On one side a photo of probiotic supplements and on the other an image of the intestinal system.

Research,

New CU Anschutz Research Explores the Connection Between the Gut and Skeletal Health

by Kara Mason | October 27, 2025

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Cancer,
Global Health,
Medical Oncology,
Older Adults,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures

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Community,
Staff

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Sachin Wani, MD, in a Live Cases presentation during the 2024 Rocky Mountain Interventional Endoscopy Course at CU Anschutz.

Research,
Esophageal and Gastric Cancer,
Gastroenterology and Hepatology,
Endoscopy,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures

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by Mark Harden | October 13, 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

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Research,
Awareness,
Mental Health,

Can Wearing a Smartwatch Combat Burnout?

by Kara Mason | October 08, 2025

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Research,
Transplant Surgery

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by Greg Glasgow | October 02, 2025

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Research,
Addiction,
Alcohol

CU Anschutz School of Medicine Researchers Identify New Method for Treating Alcohol Use Disorder

by Greg Glasgow | September 30, 2025

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Research,
Press Releases,
Publications,

In Breakthrough Study, Crnic Institute Maps How Down Syndrome Biology Changes with Age

by Staff | September 25, 2025

Research,
Animal,
CCTSI,
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Collaboration

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by Wendy Meyer | September 03, 2025

Research,
Faculty,
Pharmacy Perspectives,
Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Press Releases,
Blood Cancer,
Leukemia,
Cancer,
Cancer - Research Annual Report,
Cancer Center Facts and Figures

New CAR-T Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Hard-to-Treat Cancers

by Laura Kelley | March 10, 2025

Faculty,
Pharmacy Perspectives,
Pharmacy,
Pharmaceutical Sciences,
Internal Shared

Pharmacy Dean to Step Down, Leaves Behind a Legacy of Growth and Innovation

by Lori Westermann | February 07, 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

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Research,
Nutrition

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

by Wendy Meyer | November 01, 2024

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Research,
Clinical Trials,
Cardiology

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

by Wendy Meyer | June 25, 2024

Spero Manson and Evelinn Borrayo

Community,
mHealth,
Community and Practice,
Artificial Intelligence (AI),
AI/AN health,
Community Health,
Latino Health

ColoradoSPH Takes Lead Role in Advancing Equity and Diversity in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Innovation

by Tyler Smith | November 30, 2023

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Child & Adolescent,
Community and Practice,

Ambassadors for Literacy and Resilience Guide Young Students Along a Path to Success

by Tyler Smith | November 30, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,
Funding,
CCTSI

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

by Wendy Meyer | September 18, 2023

Kjell Lindgren working on the International Space Station

COMBAT

Challenges of Medical Care in Space

by Colleen Miracle | April 12, 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

Pediatric Cancer,
Brain and Spinal Cancer,
Cancer,
Pediatrics

New Drug Combination Might Better Treat Often Fatal Childhood Brain Tumor

by Laura Kelley | January 19, 2023

Press Releases,
Cancer,

Study Finds New Feature Indicative of Gastrointestinal Tumor Recurrence

by Kelsea Pieters | January 09, 2023

Research,
Press Releases,
Pancreatic Cancer,

Largest Study of its Kind Reveals Adjuvant Chemotherapy Improves Overall Survival for Pancreatic Cancer Patients

by Julia Milzer | December 08, 2022

Research,
Genetics,
CCTSI,
rare disease

Researchers Shed Light on a Rare Genetic Disease in Children

by Wendy Meyer | December 07, 2022

Research,
Lung Cancer,
Women's Health,

New Research from the University of Colorado Cancer Center Explores Options for Motherhood in Lung Cancer Patients

by Laura Kelley | December 02, 2022

Press Releases,
Head and Neck Cancer,
Cancer,

CU Anschutz Researchers Find Less Invasive Treatment for Certain Head and Neck Cancers

by Kelsea Pieters | November 28, 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

Older Adult Research Specialists participate in a training as part of the OARS program.

Clinical Research,
Geriatrics,
CCTSI,
OAE Shared

Older Adults Embrace New Careers in Research

by Wendy Meyer | November 02, 2022

Research,
Breast Cancer,
DNA,

Researchers Find Less Risky Way to Monitor Breast Cancer Progression

by David Kelly | August 25, 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

Research,
Press Releases,
Lung Cancer,

CU Cancer Center Study Aims to Predict Critical Markers for Lung Cancer Treatments

by Julia Milzer | July 27, 2022

Massive Datasets

COVID-19,

Data scientists in the spotlight

by Wendy Meyer | July 20, 2022

Brain and Spinal Cancer,
Clinical Research,

Recurring Brain Tumors Shaped by Genetic Evolution and Microenvironment

by David Kelly | June 09, 2022

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