Most-Read CU Anschutz Newsroom Stories of 2019

Written by Chris Casey | January 03, 2020

From research breakthroughs to unrivaled patient care to student and faculty achievements, the CU Anschutz Medical Campus generates a lot of news every year. Here's a look back at the most-read stories posted in the CU Anschutz Newsroom in 2019.

	#10 - First-year MD/PhD student wins $250,000 award Jacqueline Turner is already doing research that is extending patients' lives.
#9 - 'I sometimes can't believe I'm here' Surgeons for the CU Anschutz medical team play key roles in one man's miraculous journey of the heart.
	#8 - New disease discovered by CU Anschutz researchers A new immunodeficiency disease caused by a novel genetic mutation has been identified by researchers providing unique insights into cell biology.
#7 - Helicopter crash victim reflects on life-saving medical care Flight nurse suffered severe burns on over 90 percent on his body.
	#6 - CU School of Medicine partners with CSU to open medical school branch The aim of this initiative is to create a training program that builds on the strengths of both institutions.
#5 - Study: exercise is more critical than diet to maintain weight loss Physical activity helps prevent weight regain when previously overweight.
	#4 - Lung cancer puzzle leads to breakthrough discovery Emily Daniels says CU Anschutz research 'saved my life,' and she becomes a cancer patient advocate.
#3 - Celebrated ancient Egyptian woman physician likely never existed, says researcher Merit Ptah is often called the first woman doctor; CU Anschutz researcher calls it a case of mistaken identity.
	#2 - Medical care at the final frontier A collaborative class positions CU Anschutz and CU Boulder as leaders in training first responders for space.
#1 - Children with autism spectrum see benefits from equine therapy A CU Anschutz study finds children were less irritable and had better social and communications skills.

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