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Cannabis use in Colorado has been on the rise since medical cannabis was liberalized in 2009 and recreational cannabis went on sale in 2014, and it has led to an increase in emergency department visits, according to a new study.
A doctor in Denver faces charges of transportation of child pornography.
One person at Metro State University of Denver has been diagnosed with infectious tuberculosis.
The Food and Drug Administration recently approved the first and only drug specifically for postpartum depression.
Former Denver Broncos strong safety and special teams Dave Bruton says he suffered six concussions during his NFL career. Now he's inspired to become a physical therapist to help other athletes who receive head injuries.
Parents fought for years with the district after four children were diagnosed with some form of cancer.
This week is LGBTQ Health Awareness Week, with a big focus on making sure everyone has access to the healthcare they need.
The Denver City Council is getting ready to make a final vote on whether to eliminate sales tax on feminine hygiene products. The bill is set for a final vote Tuesday night.
Five years after Colorado first legalized marijuana, a new study shows pot's bad effects are sending more people to the emergency room.
New findings could spare tens of thousands of patients from having open-heart surgery.
To celebrate the launch of Thomas' oat bar, the two companies came together for a day of giving back.
Colorado could become the first state in the country to cap the cost of insulin for diabetics.
For the first time in history, the US Food and Drug Administration has approved a drug specifically indicated for the treatment of postpartum depression.
The Denver City Council is considering getting rid of the so-called "tampon tax." The first reading of the bill passed on Monday night.
Researchers at the University of Colorado Anschutz say they have discovered a gene in women that may break down hormones in birth control. That could increase their risk of pregnancy.
