Paralyzed Woman, Photographer & Dog Hit The Road To Raise Research Awareness
Coloradan Kelsey Peterson is hitting the road with a photographer and her dog to show others how far research has come.
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Coloradan Kelsey Peterson is hitting the road with a photographer and her dog to show others how far research has come.
A surgical assistant posing as a cosmetic surgeon in Denver pleaded guilty to felony charges in district court Friday.
A Colorado patient has been awarded nearly $15 million after becoming the victim of medical negligence.
Lessons learned from addicts and their families are helping Colorado leaders in their efforts to attack the heroin addiction problem statewide.
Heroin deaths doubled between 2011 and 2015 in Colorado while arrests for heroin offenses grew six times during that time period, according to the state's first report on the drug released Thursday.
Everyone is encouraged to get outside and take advantage of the sunny day in Colorado to get moving for National Walking Day.
Six weeks after getting a breakthrough permanent leg implant, an Army veteran took his first steps.
Governor Hickenlooper issued a statement after President Trump signed an executive order ending many of President Obama's efforts to curb global warming.
The annual county health rankings are out.
A recent case treated at Denver Health Medical Center helped one woman make a complete recovery after almost losing her leg.
Marijuana use shouldn't be banned while people await trail. That's according to a bill that passed the Colorado Legislature Monday.
Policy and patient advocates across Colorado say the failure of Republicans in Congress to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act is a sign that health care will stay the same for the year ahead.
Supporters of the Affordable Care Act protested outside the office of Republican Sen. Cory Gardner Thursday with balloons and signs on the seven-year anniversary of Obamacare becoming law-- the same day Republicans were unable to repeal the landmark health care legislation.
As Republicans try to shore up support for their health care overhaul, one group can't wait for the replacement: owners of tanning salons, including Ric Rooney of Colorado Springs.
The family of a young Coloradan with a brain injury says if the Republican health care plan passes as is, it could financially wipe them out.
