Woman Hit by Foul Ball Hopes New Implant Helps Her Sleep
A woman from Highlands Ranch is scheduled to get a device implanted to help her breathe at night.
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A woman from Highlands Ranch is scheduled to get a device implanted to help her breathe at night.
The Rocky Mountain High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area wants you to read their latest report about the impact of legal weed since 2013. So you know, they're the feds.
A doctor has responded to a lawsuit filed by two former patients who claim they were misdiagnosed and treated for years for a disease they didn't have.
Cancer patients, who have exhausted standard treatments, have found promising new therapies in Colorado. In 18 months, the Sarah Cannon Research Institute at Health One has run 32 clinical trials.
There is hospice care for adults who are dying, but how do you help a child with a terminal illness? How do you ease the stress on the family? The Butterfly Program in Denver is designed to do both.
Crews will begin spraying for mosquitoes that carry the West Nile virus in Larimer County on Sunday evening.
Blood centers in Colorado and across the country now have three months to begin testing for Zika virus.
A teenager who inspired a major change to Colorado's medical marijuana law has died.
The maker of EpiPens offered patients more help to pay for its costly emergency allergy shots but didn't budge Thursday on the $608 price. Some insurance companies won't take the coupons which leaves little choice for families who depend on the medication.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency says some metals escaped into a Colorado creek from a wastewater treatment plant after heavy rains near the site of a big mine waste spill last year.
A Denver doctor is preparing for quite the bike ride to fight leukemia and lymphoma.
A company in Colorado has teamed up with a pharmacy to make sure prescription painkillers don't end up in the wrong hands.
A young couple from Littleton is overjoyed with the birth of their second daughter. They are thankful for both baby and mother. That's because Tess Carruth was treated for breast cancer while pregnant.
A man has been accused and charged with impersonating a medical doctor and illegally performing medical procedures without a license.
Crews removed a disabled helicopter from the helipad at Children's Hospital.
