Doctor & Patient Say Don't Delay Colonoscopy Because Of COVID-19
When the coronavirus pandemic delayed non-urgent medical care, colonoscopies came to a standstill for months.
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When the coronavirus pandemic delayed non-urgent medical care, colonoscopies came to a standstill for months.
The coronavirus pandemic has forever changed recruitment efforts and the way children in foster care are introduced to potential families.
This funding will allow a team of infectious disease researchers at CSU to further develop a novel virus inactivation process, called SolaVAX
Dr. Mallika Marshall, a practicing physician, answers common questions about coronavirus safety this summer at the pool, the beach and out and about.
Fireworks are being set off across Denver metro, and though it is generally illegal in cities, some in the medical community are worried this year could see an uptick in related injuries.
Ray Burns finished his last half mile with his family and neighbors by his side this week.
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Suncor Energy in Commerce City is going to clean up an area of Sand Creek later this week.
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A unique collaboration between Colorado hospitals is helping keeping COVID-19 hospitalizations down.
King Soopers is saying "Whooooaaa" when it comes to removing the penny ponies from stores across Colorado.
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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment released a draft of guidance that would allow concerts to return, under several restrictions, but every type of musician won't be permitted to play in Denver.
