Flu Activity Considered Widespread In Colorado, 550+ Hospitalizations Reported
We may be nearing the peak of the flu season in the United States.
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We may be nearing the peak of the flu season in the United States.
January is National Radon Action Month, and Jefferson County Public Health (JCPH) is encouraging residents to protect themselves and loved ones from dangerous radon gas by testing their homes.
On Jan. 1 of every year, CPW hosts "First Day Hikes," encouraging people to get outside.
As of Jan. 1, 2020, the voter-approved special sales tax includes a $4 per pack sales tax on cigarettes -- or $0.20 per cigarette.
Here is a look at some of the very first babies born in the new year!
Delivery of medical marijuana and on-site consumption of cannabis products will be allowed at certain "hospitality establishments."
If quitting smoking is your New Year's resolution, Colorado Medicaid wants to help.
Seven women in one family, including a Colorado woman, had major surgery after a widely used genetic test showed a high cancer risk. But years later, the family has learned the results of that BRCA test might have been wrong.
The Weld County Health Department is raising awareness about the health impacts of marijuana use across Colorado.
Registered nurse Meghan Malecki at Denver Health always wanted to take to the skies. However, becoming a flight nurse seemed out of reach because of her weight.
Comfort Dental is offering free dental care Monday morning to anyone who wants it, no questions asked, as part of its "Care Day."
The oil and gas industry in Colorado has new emissions rules. This comes just days after the air quality in Colorado was downgraded.
A Colorado police officer showed the true gift of giving by donating part of her liver to a boy, giving him a new chance at life.
The pharmaceutical industry opposes the idea, saying it can't guarantee the safety of foreign medicine.
The decision covers the portion of the health law requiring people to have coverage, which is a key provision of the ACA.
