Young Cancer Patients Make Leap To College Sports At Regis
Two elementary school students have made the big leap to college teams after the Regis University athletic program welcomed them on Wednesday.
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Two elementary school students have made the big leap to college teams after the Regis University athletic program welcomed them on Wednesday.
An American missionary who graduated from Evergreen High School who survived Ebola spoke publicly about her ordeal for the first time on Wednesday.
Avoid carbohydrates to lose weight -- that's the key finding of conclusion of a major new study that also debunks the popular belief that a low-fat diet is best.
It has been a year since a Colorado boy had brain surgery to help him with a rare movement disorder, and the results are remarkable.
A third of children with autism have difficulty speaking at the age of five even after years of early intervention. Researchers have discovered that iPads and tablets can help those children communicate.
The water in Boulder Creek is running a little clearer after it was running red on Thursday.
A dentist is opening his doors to help Coloradans in need who can't afford dental care.
Surgeries are once again being done at the Denver VA after concerns were raised about its air-handling units.
An estimated 18 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea which means they stop breathing at different times during their sleep cycle.
Students at Trailblazer Elementary School in Highlands Ranch will return to class after more than 30 students became ill last week.
Surgeries have been postponed at Denver's VA Medical Center after concerns about air units in the operating rooms.
There's been a remarkable recovery for two Ebola patients treated in the United States, one of which graduated from Evergreen High School. They both are out of the hospital after weeks of treatment.
More than 30 students attending Trailblazer Elementary in Highlands Ranch have become ill in the past two days. School officials are investigating a possible norovirus outbreak.
Voters in Colorado will decide in November if genetically-modified food should have special labeling.
An infectious disease specialist at the University of Colorado Hospital said those protective space suits doctors are wearing among some Ebola-infected patients won't be seen in their hallways.
