Colorado Reports 2 More Flu-Related Child Deaths
Two more children have died from flu in Colorado, bringing the total this season to four pediatric deaths.
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Two more children have died from flu in Colorado, bringing the total this season to four pediatric deaths.
Researchers at Colorado State University are looking for golden retrievers and their owners to participate in a study to track cancer in the animals.
A year from now everyone in the nation will be required to have health insurance under Obamacare. In Colorado that means the health care industry and state officials are scrambling to make the transition easy for consumers.
With the influenza season arriving early, many are questioning the effectiveness of the flu vaccine.
The Garth Englund Blood Center in Northern Colorado says it's having a critical shortage of blood.
Michelle Ebert played basketball, volleyball, tennis and softball in high school. But she gained weight after college while building her career with a firm that helps other companies manage customer service, often working 14-hour days.
The flu started early this winter and it includes a strain that really takes a toll on folks.
While the gun control debate is a hot topic nationally right now, many are also calling for increased mental health care in the United States.
The flu is spreading rapidly across the country and 41 states including Colorado are reporting widespread flu action.
A Denver surgeon has teamed up with college students to improve the lives of amputees. They are designing a permanent artificial leg.
Southwest Ice Cream Specialties of McKinney, Texas, is voluntarily recalling some of its Dulce de Leche ice cream containers because they may contain praline pecan ice cream.
Painful testimony in the James Holmes trial may trigger stressful side effects, so CBS4 Health Specialist Kathy Walsh talked with the experts about recognizing traumatic stress and where to find help.
There have been four tragic deaths and now Weld County is taking action to keep babies safe while they sleep.
The Colorado Health Department says there were 87 work-related deaths in 2011, two more than were reported the year before.
The Food and Drug Administration on Friday proposed the most sweeping food safety rules in decades, requiring farmers and food companies to be more vigilant in the wake of deadly outbreaks in peanuts, cantaloupe and leafy greens.
