Whooping Cough Epidemic Keeps Getting Worse
Colorado's whooping cough epidemic is getting worse as health officials confirmed Monday there are now more than 1,000 cases in the state.
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Colorado's whooping cough epidemic is getting worse as health officials confirmed Monday there are now more than 1,000 cases in the state.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It's something that's touched so many of our lives and we take it seriously, and there's no story of strength quite like that of a survivor.
Winter is coming, and for some people that means seasonal affective disorder.
Thousands of people got their exercise early Saturday morning at the annual Step Out: The Walk To Stop Diabetes.
Following a Nov. 17, 2010, car wreck on Colorado Highway 86, doctors drilled a hole into then 19-year-old Hailey Misheff's skull and induced a medical coma to reduce swelling in her brain.
Dr. Dave Hnida is CBS4's Medical Editor. He blogs about the latest studies and trends in the health world.
Kerry Kuck isn't letting anything stop him from lacing up his sneakers for Step Out: The Walk To Stop Diabetes.
A Colorado family is hopeful their father will recover from flesh-eating bacteria.
The first would-be outdoor smoking ban in Colorado continues to gain support. The Boulder City Council gave the Pearl Street smoking ban initial approval.
Family members of a man with a possible flesh-eating disease think he may have gotten it from a spider bite.
One young man knows just what it's like to fight diabetes while making plays on the gridiron. At 6-foot-4, 285 pounds, Will Pericak is a force on the football field.
There's a great event that's helping so many people in the Denver area -- "Step Out: Walk To Stop Diabetes" -- and CBS4 is a proud sponsor.
It's a star-studded event for a great cause. The stage was set Saturday at the Sheraton hotel in downtown Denver for the annual Global Down Syndrome Foundation Fashion Show.
Justin's is expanding a voluntary recall of some of its peanut butter products because peanuts in them may have been contaminated with salmonella.
The Colorado Nurses Association opposes the mandatory flu shot policy practiced by many hospitals across the state.
