CDC Experts To Investigate Spice Hospitalizations In Denver
Experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are traveling to Denver to investigate an alarming number of people hospitalized after using synthetic marijuana.
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Experts from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are traveling to Denver to investigate an alarming number of people hospitalized after using synthetic marijuana.
Health officials say a 53-year-old man from Adams County is the first confirmed fatal case of West Nile virus in the Denver metro area this year.
Denver-area hospitals are seeing a rise in emergency cases involving synthetic marijuana, which can cause confusion, violent behavior and hallucinations.
Thousands of lawsuits involving tens of thousands of women claim that transvaginal mesh is to blame for their health problems.
Fall hasn't arrived yet but experts want parents to start thinking about preventing influenza now. They're recommending children 6 months and older get a flu shot as soon as possible.
Health officials are continuing to see people being hospitalized with a bad reaction after taking "Spice."
A veterinarian in Greeley accused of practicing medicine on people has received a second citation for practicing without a license.
Many in Northern Colorado are used to the term "snow day" but what about a "heat day." That's what has happened for students who won't be in class on Friday.
Police believe a bad batch of "Spice" is making its way around the Denver metro area and sending dozens to the hospital.
Colorado Rep. Diana DeGette is pushing legislation to help veterans dealing with exposure to toxic chemicals while serving overseas.
Rose Medical Center is taking aim at hospital acquired infections.
More and more Coloradans are getting West Nile virus. Eighty-three cases have been reported from the Front Range over to the Four Corners.
High school football players are learning how to protect themselves on the field. They are trying to reduce the risk of head and neck injuries.
The family of the first person in Colorado to die from West Nile Virus this year says he "was the picture of health" before getting the disease.
It's a new attraction at several Denver parks -- new exercise equipment.
