Trading Scars for Art: Breast Cancer Survivors Get Inked
For many breast cancer patients, a mastectomy is life-saving and life-changing procedure.
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For many breast cancer patients, a mastectomy is life-saving and life-changing procedure.
The American Cancer Society is hosting its Making Strides against Breast Cancer Walk on Oct. 22.
According to the Susan G. Komen organization, women with high breast density are four-to-five times more likely to get breast cancer than women with low breast density, but the cancer is more difficult to find.
Police officers dressed as superheroes rappelled from the roof of Children's Hospital Colorado to brighten the day of the patients inside.
A mother, battling breast cancer, is getting help feeding her newborn. The Mothers' Milk Bank (MMB) is supplying the family with human donor milk.
West Nile Virus has proven to be especially deadly in Larimer County this year according to health officials.
The controversial soda tax in Boulder is benefiting 16 organizations in Colorado.
A registered nurse who worked at North Colorado Medical Center was charged Thursday with stealing fentanyl and morphine from the hospital's stockpile.
Medical experts are saying now is the time to get vaccinated against the flu, and are stressing protection for children.
Participants at the Stop the Bleed workshop learned how to use bandages and tourniquets to stop the flow of blood and possibly save a life.
An ordinance to ban smoking on Denver's 16th Street Mall has been passed out of a committee and headed to the full city council for a first reading later this month.
Some simple technology is making it easier for people with mobility issues to live on their own.
A new study is sounding the alarm on childhood obesity. It found the number of obese children and teens is more than 10 times higher than it was 40 years ago.
Numerous studies show regular exercise can reduce the risk of breast cancer. Now, Orangetheory Fitness is teaming up with UCHealth to help people fight the disease.
Staff on the HealthOne Crisis Assessment Team volunteered to help victims and their caregivers in Las Vegas with mental health counseling.
