Colorado Flu Cases Show No Sign Of Slowing Down
The number of influenza cases in Colorado continues to climb.
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The number of influenza cases in Colorado continues to climb.
A lot of people were out and about in Sunday's cold weather, and as they prepare for a sub-zero drop on Tuesday, doctors are putting out a warning.
One-third of the patients at a veterans nursing home in Grand Junction have the flu, and the facility has been closed to most visitors, officials said Sunday.
The number of patients hospitalized by the flu in Colorado continues to climb.
The chest CT scan that smoker Stan Swank received in April may have saved his life, and offered proof that early detection of lung cancer is effective.
There With Care is a local volunteer organization that was started nearly a decade ago to help the families of critically ill children.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and the construction company in charge of the new VA Hospital in Aurora have come to an agreement that will allow construction to continue on the project for the next three months.
Colorado was poised Wednesday to award more than $8 million for medical marijuana research, a step toward addressing complaints that little is known about pot's medical potential.
An 18-month-old girl from Loveland has died from influenza.
A new study urges parents to use extra caution when measuring out cold medicine for their children.
What exactly happens inside the body when skiing is something researchers from the University of Denver traveled to Vail to find out.
In this season of giving, more than 2,500 Coloradans are hoping for the gift of life -- an organ transplant.
Colorado ranks number one in physical activity and the lowest in diabetes prevalence along with being the least obese state in the U.S. according to a new study.
A mouse and rat infestation at a Denver high school has shut down the school's kitchen.
At least 100 people have been hospitalized with H3N2 in Colorado in the the past few weeks.
