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Prosecutors say a Colorado man forged doctors' orders and used identical handwritten notes purportedly from nurses to bilk $3.4 million from a government health-care program for ailing nuclear workers.
The nation's Drug Czar visited Aurora Thursday to discuss the fight on prescription drug abuse.
Two nurses have filed a lawsuit over the time it takes to put on and take off their scrubs. They want to get paid to dress.
A three-year-old who nearly choked to death on a rubber ball said "Thank you" to all of the people who helped him.
Men in Denver are encouraged to grow mustaches during what's called "Movember." Men are invited to grow out their mustache during prostate cancer awareness month in November.
The American Cancer Society is looking for hundreds of thousands of volunteers. They'll need to make a 20-year commitment, but the payoff will be a better understanding of what causes cancer.
Rep. Diana DeGette told CBS4 health specialist Kathy Walsh her bill would help prevent sudden shortages of lifesaving medications.
The American Cancer Society is planning to study the cancer rates of La Plata County residents because of the area's uranium mining history.
A former medical marijuana dispensary owner who told police she wanted to get rid of her inventory is facing charges she tried to sell 10 pounds of marijuana to a police informant.
A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit against Pitkin County and two building inspectors over the deaths of a Denver family of four who died from carbon monoxide poisoning.
A teenager from China is eager to thank a Colorado doctor for successfully removing her brain tumor -- and he did it without cutting open her skull.
Barry Petersen, one of CBS News' most experienced correspondents, lives in Denver and recently wrote a book about the struggle he shared with his wife who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease.
The death toll in an outbreak of listeria in cantaloupe has reached 29 after federal health authorities say an eighth person has died in Colorado.
For the first time in 34 years, the Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug to treat Hodgkin Lymphoma. A doctor in Denver was one of the primary investigators for the treatment.
