Safety Experts: Vehicle Built-In Safety Seat Attachments Lacking
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said their latest tests show big improvements can be made in the built-in attachment hardware for child safety seats.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said their latest tests show big improvements can be made in the built-in attachment hardware for child safety seats.
Strokes are most often associated with the elderly, but even children can get them. In fact, stroke is one of the Top 10 causes of death in children. CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh met a young stroke survivor who's just 15, but a fighter.
Black Hawk helicopters buzzed over parts of Colorado on Wednesday as pilots with the Army National Guard practiced landing at Denver metro area hospitals.
The Rogers family's apartment in Castle Rock is missing chunks of drywall after days of continuous rain flooded their apartment. Blooms of mold have sprouted on the walls and the carpet is still wet days later.
A Denver mom says she got the birth control Nexplanon in January and is now 14-weeks pregnant.
Recently CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh sat in on a training session for Emergency Department physicians at the University of Colorado Hospital.
There is new research on the use of marijuana as medicine in Colorado and a Marijuana and Health Symposium at National Jewish Health on Saturday explored nearly a dozen studies looking at using pot for things like seizures and insomnia.
Gov. John Hickenlooper has approved a law that could change the lives of hundreds of children in Colorado with autism. The law allocates millions of dollars to make sure those children are getting the treatment they need.
Researchers are gathering in Denver to discuss their research about marijuana as a medical therapy.
Football is a passion for the Schmidt family. It's hard not to be when Dad is a high school football coach.
A woman who was saved when she went into cardiac arrest met the people who kept her alive on Thursday.
Republican U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is part of a birth control debate on Capitol Hill that is expected to become heated during Campaign 2016.
Researchers say a new study shows a clear link between some widely used heartburn medicines and heart attack risk.
Colorado is spending $9 million to study the role of marijuana as a medication. The state Board of Health approved the grants, and on Saturday researchers will come together to talk about their studies.
The number of Coloradans being diagnosed with diabetes has doubled in the last 20 years, and minority communities are especially at risk. Now Congress might take action.
