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Even as more Coloradans get the COVID-19 vaccine, the state is seeing a jump in the cases among children. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida said there are a number of reasons for the increase.
With more Coloradans and Americans getting their COVID-19 vaccines, the focus is shifting to when herd immunity may be reached.
As the state moves to vaccinate more, people protected from SARS CoV2 are trying to get used to getting back to doing things they stayed away from for over a year.
UCHealth has a way to treat patients if they develop blood clots after getting the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
The University of Colorado is helping students get vaccinated with the Johnson & Johnson Janssen one-dose shot.
Every three hours, a child is rushed to an ER after swallowing a button battery. Toddler Calvin Picker will have his ninth surgical procedure after one of those batteries got caught in his esophagus.
A day after Governor Jared Polis extended and tweaked the state's mask mandate, businesses are still grappling with details and what it will mean for them and their patrons.
Children ages 12 to 15 could soon be eligible for the Pfizer vaccine as early as next week if it's approved by the FDA.
Gov. Jared Polis loosened the restrictions to allow Coloradans gathered indoors in groups of 10 or more to no longer wear masks, as long as 80 percent of the group is fully vaccinated.
With about a third of Coloradans fully vaccinated, the state's effort to inoculate more people now includes partnerships with community organizations and small businesses.
A COVID-19 vaccine clinic was planned specifically for Rocky Mountain Janitorial employees and members of SEIU Local 105, a majority of which are Latina immigrant women.
Mental Health Colorado is a nonprofit working every day to promote mental wellness, end shame and discrimination, and ensure equitable access to mental health and substance use care.
The Colorado Crisis Line is seeing above a 30% increase in the number of calls, and community resources like the Mental Health Center of Denver is seeing an increase in demand for services as well.
As more Coloradans get vaccinated, an unvaccinated group is seeing a worrisome increase in cases. The rates for people between 11 and 17 have more than doubled since the start of the month.
It was anxiety — and not a problem with the shots — that caused fainting, dizziness and other short-term reactions in dozens of people at coronavirus vaccine clinics in five states, U.S. health officials have concluded.
