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Cigarette sales in Colorado have increased for the first time in nearly a decade. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reports more than a million additional packs were sold in 2015 over 2014.
A bill at the state Capitol would require medical marijuana home grows to be enclosed and locked.
A Colorado startup has gotten into the pain relief business. The company, BioCare Systems, Inc., has developed an over-the-counter device called LumiWave.
A former surgical technician suspected of stealing pain medication at a hospital in Englewood has been indicted by a federal grand jury.
A Phoenix hospital is offering free hepatitis and HIV testing to patients after discovering a former employee is accused of stealing pain medication at a Colorado facility.
Colorado's low vaccination rate is once again the subject of legislation at the state capitol.
With scientists scrambling to understand the unprecedented outbreak of Zika in Central and South America, Fort Collins has become "ground zero" for Zika virus research.
The youngest child in a case study about the effects of hemp oil is being monitored by doctors at Children's Hospital Colorado in Aurora.
A group of young students were spreading the love ahead of Valentine's Day on Thursday.
Administrators at a school in Denver have told unvaccinated students to stay home after a case of chickenpox at Merrill Middle School.
CBS4 has learned federal investigators have taken over the Swedish Medical Center case of stolen drugs.
A University of Colorado research team is featured in the journal, "Science", for making a major discovery in Type 1 diabetes.
It may be hard to believe, but tooth decay is the number one chronic childhood illness. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, cavities are five times more common in kids than asthma and seven times more common than hay fever.
More than a million "dabbing" Broncos fans swarmed into downtown Denver to cheer on the World Champions on Tuesday.
"Bronco-it is," "Orange virus," "Blue pneumonia," and "Blue virus" just some of the ailments that kept kids away from school but at the Broncos rally on Tuesday.
