Plague Discovered In Mule Deer In Colorado Springs
El Paso County health officials confirm a new case of the plague in Colorado Springs.
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El Paso County health officials confirm a new case of the plague in Colorado Springs.
Thousands hopped on a bicycle on Saturday morning to help find a cure for Multiple Sclerosis. The riders pedaled from Westminster to Fort Collins and back over two days as part of Bike MS.
Health officials say a south Weld County man has died after contracting hantavirus.
State health officials on Wednesday announced that there have been 11 human cases of of tularemia in Colorado since May of this year.
Hockey players came together as part of the Survivor Game held during the weekend's Dawg Nation benefit hockey tournament. The charity provides money for hockey players who have challenges like disease or injury.
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory committee is recommending new vaccines for adolescents and young adults to prevent a strain of meningitis. The strain, serogroup B, has caused several outbreaks on college campuses.
So what's in that medical marijuana edible? A new study finds patients may not be getting what they paid for.
The family of the teen who died after contracting a rare form of the plague talked about how difficult it's been after his death.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is trying to determine how prevalent the plague is in northern Colorado after a 16-year-old boy died of the disease, which was possibly spread by fleas on his family's rural property.
Wednesday is Bike to Work Day and dozens of incentives are being offered to get commuters pedaling to and from work.
The owners of a trucking and excavating company in Golden have a new campaign. They are urging the public to learn CPR.
When a Larimer County teen came down with a high fever and muscle aches, his family thought he had the flu. But he was dead within days and the rare cause was only revealed later.
A community in Larimer County is in mourning after a rare strain of the plague took the life of a teen. Health department investigators believe the boy contracted the plague from fleas on a dead rodent.
The Larimer County Health Department confirmed that a teen died from the plague earlier this month.
Two people are currently recovering from tularemia, or the disease known as rabbit fever.