Juul To Stop Selling Fruity Flavored E-Cigarettes In America
Only tobacco, mint and menthol flavors will remain for sale in the United States.
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Only tobacco, mint and menthol flavors will remain for sale in the United States.
In Colorado, the response to victims of sexual trauma includes an abundance of resources, however a local woman says there is something missing- clothes.
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows sexually transmitted diseases, STDs, have once again reached an all-time high across the country. That includes the Denver metro area.
Colorado's marijuana regulators are finalizing a ban on three additives in cannabis vape products amidst a health concern about lung illness related to vaping.
The Tri-County Health Department says Hand Foot and Mouth Disease (HFMD) cases are on the rise in Adams, Arapahoe and Douglas Counties.
Thousands hit the streets to raise money for ALS over the weekend. The Walk to Defeat ALS was at Sloan's Lake.
A young father who lost part of his leg a decade ago donated one of his kidneys this year.
An urban agrihood community in Denver's RiNo neighborhood is providing a greener lifestyle, for residents and the public.
People in Colorado who buy health insurance through the state's health exchange program will see the average premium decrease this year. Gov. Jared Polis announced on Thursday the actual rate reduction is more than 20%.
A CBS News investigation found Genexe Health was taking advantage of the popularity of genetic tests and potentially costing taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
Denver Health Medical Center will become one of the first hospitals in the state to offer housing to some of its homeless patients.
About half of millennials and 75 percent of Gen Zers have left a job because of mental health reasons, according to a study published Monday in the Harvard Business Review.
A new campaign now underway in Colorado hopes to get teens to open up and talk about any issues they may be dealing with.
Colorado could become only the second state to offer its own health insurance option.
A woman from Wyoming is pain free, just three weeks after breast cancer surgery with a new method of pain control that left her without the need for opioids.
