Some People Banking Stem Cells For Future Use To Stay Healthy
In an effort to live a long and healthy life, some adults are now taking out a different kind of insurance policy. They are banking their stem cells for future use.
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In an effort to live a long and healthy life, some adults are now taking out a different kind of insurance policy. They are banking their stem cells for future use.
An expansion of Medicaid eligibility that's expected to add 160,000 adults to public health care assistance in Colorado is being signed into law Monday.
Sometimes it seems like nothing gets done in the U.S. Congress, but one simple law has profoundly changed the life of one Colorado child.
A 34-year-old woman accused of faking cancer turned herself into authorities in Routt County on Friday.
The most popular gift for mom this weekend might be flowers, but a young man from Loveland gave his mother the gift of a lifetime.
A nasty stomach bug has shut down one of the buildings at The Children's Hospital in Aurora.
Denver Health Medical Center threw a baby shower for newborns in need Saturday morning.
Thousands packed Denver's City Park for the annual Walk MS on Saturday. CBS4 is a proud sponsor of the event and CBS4's Karen Leigh was the emcee.
There's a campus crack down on a prescription drug being abused by students at the University of Colorado.
A Colorado bill to expand Medicaid to needy adults has cleared the state Legislature and awaits the signature of Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper.
Walk MS is not just a walk – it's an effort to change lives and fight a disease that affects thousands of people in our state. The money raised helps fund important research. Some of that research has led to three new oral treatments.
A science fair project was a labor of love for a local 8th grader. She came up with a way to help cancer patients, in particular, her father.
A leading cancer advocacy group is calling for Colorado lawmakers to defeat a bill that would regulate indoor tanning beds. The group argues the measure doesn't do enough to protect teens.
Next Saturday is the 25th annual Walk MS. When the walks began there were no treatments available, but that's all changed.
A local grandmother has created a special wardrobe for preemies to help keep them snug without sacrificing comfort for essential nutrients and medication.
