Lawmaker Fighting To Continue Breast Cancer Screening For Low Income Women
A Colorado lawmaker is fighting to continue breast cancer screening and treatment for low income women.
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A Colorado lawmaker is fighting to continue breast cancer screening and treatment for low income women.
There's a medical marijuana plant that has parents moving to Colorado to help their children.
A new way of detecting cavities may help reduce the amount of drilling needed for treatment.
Physical therapy is common for those recovering from a sports or traumatic injury, but now the practice is being used to help with development of preemies.
A doctor convicted of wrongfully prescribing medical marijuana was sentenced in a Larimer County Courtroom on Thursday.
When talking about Broncos players the focus tends to be on the players making the flashy plays. But a whole group of fans is talking up Zane Beadles, not for his great play, but the lives he is touching.
State officials say Colorado health-care facilities are doing better in meeting national standards for infection rates.
Criminal cases in Denver tossed out of court because of problems with DNA testing had time to impact the lives of those accused.
The group that brought edgy ads to television and billboards in an effort to reduce meth abuse is bringing that same approach to a statewide effort to prevent teen prescription drug abuse.
Many of Broncos fans are still celebrating the Broncos big win last Sunday, including some of the team's youngest fans.
A woman from Vail is the first American woman to complete the Everest Trilogy, summiting three of the world's highest peaks.
The worldwide CrossFit community is rallying together to help one of their own who was seriously injured during a competition.
Nearly a third of the Coloradans signing up for health insurance under President Barack Obama's law are 55 or older.
Bonfils Blood Center is asking Coloradans to roll up their sleeves and donate blood this weekend.
The number of people hospitalized for the flu keeps growing but health experts said it's not too late to protect yourself and get a flu shot.
