Business As Usual At DIA Even With Ebola Precautions
The CDC is urging airlines to take extra precautions and to keep an eye out for passengers who may show symptoms of Ebola, but for travelers at DIA it's been business as usual.
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The CDC is urging airlines to take extra precautions and to keep an eye out for passengers who may show symptoms of Ebola, but for travelers at DIA it's been business as usual.
At least two Colorado adults have died from complications from what may be enterovirus-68, the same strain that has afflicted hundreds, mostly children, across the country.
Health officials on Tuesday confirmed the first diagnosed case of the Ebola virus in the U.S., and Colorado hospitals say they're ready if get a case comes to the state.
More than 120 schools across Colorado are hoping to take advantage of the results of a new study which shows that students who engage in physical activity learn better.
Health officials hope that enterovirus D68 has peaked in Colorado following the news that three people infected with the virus have died in other states.
Colorado medical marijuana growers would face new restrictions, including how many plants they can cultivate for patients, under a proposal advanced Wednesday by a legislative panel.
Too much health insurance. A Northern Colorado woman is getting bills for a plan she canceled months ago, and as CBS4 found out, she isn't the only one.
Boston Children's Hospital says it is treating four patients for muscle weakness or paralysis similar to nine cases reported in Colorado, and they are investigating if the symptoms are related to enterovirus 68.
Saint Anthony Hospital now has a new state-of-the-art medical helicopter.
A new case of a child in Colorado suffering from paralysis-like symptoms was announced by health officials, and now doctors are working to determine if the illness is connected to another that's already made hundreds of children sick.
Bismarck-based St. Alexius Medical Center has officially become an affiliate of the Catholic Health Initiatives nonprofit.
People who live in Colorado are much happier than people living in nearly all of the states in America, according to a study by WalletHub.
Enterovirus 68 continues to spread in Colorado, and doctors are investigating another case of polio-type symptoms. CBS4 Medical Editor Dr. Dave Hnida explains what you need to know as a parent.
The nation's most influential pediatrician's group is making new recommendations to prevent teen pregnancy.
Doctors are investigating what's been leaving some children in Colorado with muscle weakness and paralysis-like symptoms.
