CDC: Worst Year For West Nile Virus Since 2004
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is calling 2012 the worst year for West Nile virus since 2004.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is calling 2012 the worst year for West Nile virus since 2004.
A big crowd got down and dirty all for a good cause this weekend in the high country.
Hundreds of people laced up their sneakers on Sunday and hit the stairs at Dick's Sporting Goods Park. It was all part of "Step Up for Cancer."
Two weeks ago several people became sick after eating at the Denver Rescue Mission. Now the city has released the results from their investigation into what happened.
Some Weld County residents are asking why it took several days to close Windsor Lake to swimmers after initial reports that people were getting sick.
State health officials say three people may have been infected by a Colorado dentist accused of reusing syringes and needles to administer drugs to some of his patients over more than a decade, but it's impossible to say for sure.
Millions of women are now being offered new health care services free of charge. It's all part of the Affordable Care Act that went into effect on Wednesday that requires companies to give patients access to preventative services.
Several people have gotten sick after swimming in Windsor Lake. That lake is off limits for swimmers until further notice.
The Air Force Academy is conducting an exercise designed to test its ability to work with local hospitals and civil authorities to contain a disease.
Step Up for Cancer is a stair climbing fundraiser which brings the cancer community together and helps dozens of cancer related charities.
Weld County health officials are telling people visiting Windsor Lake to stay out of the water.
Next weekend the MS Society has a great way to have fun all for a good cause.
Athletes of all ages will come together in one week to "Step Up for Cancer." The fourth annual event will take place at Dick's Sporting Goods Park.
It was an inspiring day on the water Friday for dozens of patients from Craig Hospital.
A woman from Adams County has died of hantavirus. It is the first fatal case of hantavirus in Colorado this year.
