Colorado Adds X-ALD To Newborn Genetic Screenings

Colorado adds X-ALD, a progressive, neurological disease, to its newborn genetic screenings.

• Jun 14, 2022

Colorado Health Care Worries Rising & Mental Health Issue Increasing

The raw numbers paint a familiar picture; Coloradans are worried about health care, putting it second only to increasing cost of living and housing in their concerns.

• Jun 13, 2022

'It Will Save Your Life': Breast Cancer Survivor Urges Critical Screenings

While it can be easy to put off routine breast cancer screenings, Aimée Stahel says you can't. If she had, it may have cost her life.

• Jun 13, 2022

Colorado Health Department: More Than 1,800 Adults And Kids Need Re-Vaccinations

Nearly a year's worth of vaccinations in Aurora, Denver, Centennial and Englewood need to be repeated, CPDHE stated in a press release Wednesday.

• Jun 8, 2022

Colorado's High UV Index Raises Skin Cancer Threat

As we head into the summer months, it's a reminder we need to be extra vigilant about: skin cancer in Colorado.

• Jun 8, 2022

UCHealth Home Run Derby At Coors Field Raises Money For American Cancer Society

There was a home run derby at Coors Field, and CBS4 Morning Anchor Dominic Garcia was among those who participated and got to step up to the plate for some swings and some hits.

• Jun 8, 2022

'There's A Lot Of Grief': Yoga Helping People In Colorado With Traumatic Brain Injuries

The River Yoga is hosting Yoga on the Rocks in June, and it's donating $1 of every ticket sold to a nonprofit called Love Your Brain.

• Jun 7, 2022

Cancer Survivor In Colorado Promotes Awareness, Spreads Resources So Others Don't Feel Alone In Their Struggle

Sarah Wartell's family kept her spirits high after a sudden cancer diagnosis that she wasn't prepared for. As an advocate now, she is urging others to seek help if they feel they're being misdiagnosed.

• Jun 6, 2022

Flu Symptoms Could Be Worse Than COVID Symptoms Right Now In Colorado

This year, Coloradans saw the flu season peak between the end of March and mid-April when typically the peak happens around January.

• Jun 3, 2022

Su Teatro Celebrates 50th With Art That Heals: 'An Opportunity For Us To Heal'

A gem in Denver's theater scene is celebrating its 50th anniversary by finding new ways to respond to its audiences' needs.

• Jun 2, 2022

Colorado Doctor Pushes For COVID Vaccines In Hispanic Community

As Colorado experiences another spike in COVID-19 cases, a Denver-based doctor, who's been working to educate his community for years, says rapidly spreading misinformation has people shying away from getting the vaccine.

• May 30, 2022

Uvalde Massacre Is Having An Impact On Coloradans' Mental Health, And A Counselor Has Advice For How To Handle It

Tuesday's mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Texas is impacting the mental health of many Coloradans.

• May 29, 2022

A One Of 2 Licensed Camel Dairies in the United States Lies In Eastern Colorado

A Colorado dairy farmer is one of only two licensed camel milk producers in the country.

• May 28, 2022

New Tool Developed In Colorado To Catch Celiac Disease Early On

Jenny Levine Finke, of Greenwood Village, developed an at-home celiac gene test and it was just released on the market this month.

• May 28, 2022

Colorado Health Officials Report Second Presumptive Monkeypox Case

The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment Public Health has confirmed a second presumptive monkeypox case in the state.

• May 27, 2022

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