Drug Take-Back Events Could Be A Thing Of The Past
People got rid of unused prescriptions and over-the-counter medications Saturday in a big drug take-back. But the semi-annual events could become a thing of the past.
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People got rid of unused prescriptions and over-the-counter medications Saturday in a big drug take-back. But the semi-annual events could become a thing of the past.
Weekend clean-up is under way after a mysterious illness closed an Erie school on Friday.
Researchers at National Jewish Health are hoping to prove that it's never too late to change when it comes to healthy eating habits.
State lawmakers participated in a fiery debate on Friday as they discussed a measure that would deny medical care based on moral and religious grounds.
Tempers and props ruled the Colorado Senate during a debate urging Congress to adopt the failed Blunt Amendment that would allow insurance plans to deny contraception coverage on moral and religious grounds.
An elementary school in Erie was closed Friday as health officials investigated what is making students and staff sick.
A Los Angeles seafood company is voluntarily recalling its smoked and dry vobla fish because it may be contaminated with a bacteria that can cause botulism.
The American Lung Association put out its annual report on Wednesday. It assigns letter grades to counties along the Front Range. The grades are based on information gathered from air monitoring stations.
Researchers believe concussions can be a very serious condition if left untreated.
Popular magnets meant for adults have been sending children to the hospital. There have been several cases in Colorado and across the country.
The Aurora Police Department will hold a prescription drug take-back event this Saturday.
The American Academy Of Neurology has released a list of medications and treatments that can help prevent debilitating headaches.
More than seven million people in the U.S. suffer from vertigo with 50,000 in the Denver area alone. The symptoms include feeling surroundings spinning when nothing is moving.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now says one in 88 children in the U.S. has autism. For boys that number is one in 54.
The House gave initial approval to a bill aimed at overhauling Colorado's Medicaid payment system.
