Police Split On Use Of Narcan
Some argue administering Narcan subjects officers to danger while making no lasting impact on the death toll.
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Some argue administering Narcan subjects officers to danger while making no lasting impact on the death toll.
Colorado's largest provider of drug and alcohol abuse treatment will close its eight facilities early next year.
CDC officials have been banned from using the words in 2018 budget documents, according to The Washington Post.
A decline showing up in statistics on marijuana use among middle and high school students has Colorado officials looking at what's working.
Colorado remains one of the least obese states in the country.
Twelve governors of both parties are urging Congress to reauthorize funding for a popular children's health insurance program as soon as possible.
A pair of Denver Health paramedics have come up with a way to pass the time between emergencies. It isn't busy work, rather handiwork with a purpose. When they are not on a call, they are answering a calling to help others.
The City of Denver wants to help all residents stay active, regardless of age.
Governor Hickenlooper is sounding an alarm as federal funding for CHP - The Children's Health Insurance Program - dries up.
Every year, 30,000 people are fortunate enough to move off the organ transplant list. Jeff Leone is one of them.
Forty-five years after starting with a mission to help some of the worst victims of childhood trauma, Excelsior Youth Center has closed.
Mental health care advocates are blaming insurance companies for an alarming gap in service, according to a study.
A Denver doctor says there's lots of reasons for optimism about the current state of research surrounding cancer.
It is touted as the first and only insertable cardiac monitor to pair with a smartphone and there's an app for it.
Sunday will be 50 years since the first human heart transplant.
