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An Australian couple accused of abandoning their Down syndrome baby in Thailand claim they never knew he existed, but the Thai surrogate who gave birth to him and his twin sister disagrees. She says the couple asked her to abort the boy, but she refused.
A second American medical missionary stricken with the often deadly Ebola virus is expected to be flown Tuesday to the U.S. for treatment.
More mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus have been found in Larimer County.
A special group of veterans received a well-deserved helping hand on Saturday in Erie as the nonprofit group "Outdoor Buddies" hosted 25 disabled veterans, and others, at a shooting range.
For one Denver diabetes patient, research and management of the disease is both a personal and academic pursuit.
As a hospital in Atlanta is preparing for the first Ebola victims to ever set foot on U.S. soil, a Denver doctor says people in this country shouldn't be worried about a spread of the disease.
Dozens of stables in Northern Colorado are under quarantine to protect horses from a disease that's spreading across the state.
Some groups in Colorado are changing their plans to travel to help others after an Ebola outbreak has claimed the lives of more than 700 people.
The recent outbreak of the Ebola virus in Africa has begun attracting attention in the U.S. for good reason.
One would think after delivering quadruplets Melissa Reid would be too exhausted to chat. Not so. She talked with CBS4's Kathy Walsh on Wednesday about the extremely rare births.
The Department of Veterans Affairs says six employees at a clinic in Fort Collins and the VA Medical Center in Cheyenne, Wyoming, should be disciplined for manipulating data about veteran care.
A warning has been issued for residents in Larimer County where health officials say mosquitos have tested positive for the West Nile virus.
Melissa Reid and her husband already had five children between them when they got a big surprise -- Melissa was pregnant. But that wasn't all. She was pregnant with quadruplets -- without any help from modern medicine.
Former CU linebacker Chad Brown likes the idea of $70 million to test current and former college athletes for brain injuries, but thinks it falls short.
A graduate of Evergreen High School is one of two Americans who have contracted the Ebola virus.
