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Research underway at the University of Colorado Hospital could shorten the course of radiation therapy for certain breast cancer patients. The new clinical trial is the only one of its kind in the U.S.
The closing days of the push to make Colorado the nation's first state with universal health care are showing why supporters face such steep odds.
Some Coloradans could see 40 percent increases in the cost of their health insurance, and that means some citizens will have to decide whether to have insurance or simply pay a penalty to go without it.
Premiums will go up sharply next year under President Barack Obama's health care law, and many consumers will be down to just one insurer, the administration confirmed Monday.
A hit to the head is never a good thing, but how much worse are repeated collisions that place in youth football? A new study takes a look.
The participation in a school cross country race this week by a teen injured in a crash marked a giant milestone in her recovery.
An Air Force base in Colorado said Tuesday it accidentally released about 150,000 gallons of water containing toxic chemicals into the sewer system of the adjacent city of Colorado Springs, but the potential health hazards weren't immediately known.
The Drug Enforcement Agency is asking for public input on medical uses and effects of kratom, just weeks after the agency said it intended on making the substance illegal.
With cold weather on the way, many in Colorado may not be concerned about the Zika virus but researchers at CSU are at the forefront of Zika research.
A retired police officer from Colorado Springs says a high-powered light treatment has given her her life back.
Air monitoring will continue following a yellow-orange cloud release from the Suncor plant in Commerce City. That cloud could be seen for miles Friday afternoon.
Not enough sleep for preschoolers can cause too much eating, according to a new University of Colorado Boulder study.
There is a big push to educate Coloradans about sepsis, a life threatening complication from a blood infection that can lead to death.
Beginning Wednesday, following the CBS hit show "Code Black," members of the cast will spread the word about life-saving tools in a new Public Service Announcement.
Watch 1 hour CBS4 town hall titled "Marijuana In Colorado: Talking With Youth" with information about the drug and its health effects.
