More Edibles Recalled Due To Possibility Of Unsafe Pesticides
More marijuana products are being recalled because they may contain potentially unsafe pesticide residues.
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More marijuana products are being recalled because they may contain potentially unsafe pesticide residues.
Three cases of life-threatening typhoid fever have been confirmed in Colorado. All three of the people sickened with the rare bacterial infection had eaten at a Qdoba Mexican grill in Firestone in August.
Diabetes is nearly an epidemic in America but there is a concerted effort to stop diabetes.
The Great Candy Run isn't about Halloween, it's about helping babies who are still in the womb and may be suffering from complications.
From chair pose to downward facing dog, yogis are reaching a new level of Namaste with bilingual Spanish/English yoga classes at Flex studio in Five Points.
Some superheroes brightened the day of young patients at a Denver hospital on Friday.
A liver transplant at Children's Hospital Colorado saved the life of a baby girl from Englewood.
An advocacy group says at least 100 inmates are languishing in local jails without mental health evaluations or treatment because officials are refusing to quickly admit them to the state mental hospital.
A Colorado man with incurable lung cancer still manages to live life to the fullest. It's a testament to the advances that have been made in lung cancer treatment.
Colorado insurance regulators insisted Tuesday that they're ready to open another health insurance enrollment period minus the state's largest nonprofit health insurer.
Bad news Monday for bacon lovers. A new report says bacon and other processed meats cause cancer and red meat probably contributes to it, too.
It was a watch party where no matter what colors you wore, everyone was on the same team. On Sunday friends and family of 12-year-old Trevor Kling gathered at Legends of Aurora Sports Grill to raise money for his cancer treatments.
Supporters of universal health care loaded boxes of resident petitions off an ambulance and onto a stretcher Friday, launching their campaign to make Colorado the first state to opt out of the federal health law..
Supporters of universal health care loaded boxes of resident petitions off an ambulance and onto a stretcher Friday, launching their campaign to make Colorado the first state to opt out of the federal health law and replace it with taxpayer-funded coverage for all.
In the debate over guns here's what you don't often hear: it's not homicides but suicides that are by far the leading cause of firearm deaths.
