As 'Nursing Week' Begins, Denver Health Nurses Continue To Show Their Resiliency
It's Nursing Week, a time to celebrate the unsung heroes who work to protect our community every day.
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It's Nursing Week, a time to celebrate the unsung heroes who work to protect our community every day.
Many women sought care in Colorado when abortion laws changed in other states last year.
At the west steps of the state Capitol, about 200 Coloradans rallied for rights they fear are on the brink of being stripped away in America.
The Governor's Behavioral Health Task Force is also pushing to address workforce shortages among mental health professionals, build a more effective safety net systems for people with behavioral health disorders, and shore up mental health care services to meet record demand.
The state House has passed a bill that makes prescription drugs and health care more affordable and dependable.
More than a dozen, free COVID-19 testing sites in the Denver metro area are shutting down this weekend.
An adult male has tested positive for Avian flu on Colorado's Western Slope. The man is younger than 40 years old and is an inmate.
In addition to school districts, county health agencies and law enforcement are also able to access the lifesaving medication.
Fertility treatments have made it possible for thousands of couples to have a family but some lawmakers say a lack of transparency in the industry has also made it prime for fraud.
Kathy Patterson, a respiratory therapy clinical educator, says moments like this are important reminders they have not been forgotten.
Keeping fully remote learning going forward would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment suspended a Denver pharmacy from its COVID-19 vaccine program.
While many would like to be outside enjoying the sunshine and admiring what's in bloom, not everyone can because of awful allergies.
Doctor at Swedish Medical Center says regular check-ups with a primary care doctor and even a dentist can keep head and neck cancer from creeping up.
The Front Range may be gasping at the results of the American Lung Association's "State of the Air" 2022.
