DMV In Littleton Hopes To Reopen After Bed Bug Discovered
A Littleton Department of Motor Vehicles plans to reopen Monday provided its bed bug problem is over.
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A Littleton Department of Motor Vehicles plans to reopen Monday provided its bed bug problem is over.
A star-studded event in downtown Denver on Saturday helped raise money for Down syndrome research.
The state attorney general's office is reviewing plans by Denver's third-largest hospital system to buy control of two area hospitals even though a court-appointed arbitrator rejected a similar deal in 2009.
CBS4's Jane Monreal went to visit the "Latinas on the Rocks" team to see how they are getting ready for "Step-Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes."
A government-sponsored effort to get people moving has prompted the Eastern Plains town of Bennett to set a healthy example. The small community of farming and friendly neighbors is excited about exercise.
This month a Colorado hospital will offer two new technologies to fight breast cancer. One will improve detection while the other will improve treatment.
Federal agents uncovered that a company was paid at least $1,838,294.27 in fraudulent Medicare billings.
CBS4 has learned the health department has collected 13 samples that have tested positive for listeria at Jensen Farms in Holly.
A Denver woman says she could have died in her apartment was it not for her neighbors.
Some units at Children's Hospital are not accepting new patients due to a gastrointestinal illness.
A new study says vitamins may not help... in fact they may even be harmful. But should you throw your vitamins away? Dr Dave Hnida takes a look at a study with more questions than answers.
A controversial recommendation for men is coming our way -- it says the routine use of the PSA blood test may do more harm than good. The recommendation comes from the U.S. Preventitive Screening Task Force-- the same group that recommended against routine mammography for women at age 40. CBS4 Medical Editor sums up the report, and has some advice.
Concussions are no laughing matter. Yet the CDC says the numbers of kids going to the ER for a head injury is way up. But as Dr. Dave Hnida reports, the increase is not necessarily a bad thing.
A doctor referral program that involves using paramedics for non 911 emergencies is such a success that medical officials are looking to start it in other parts of the country.
It's one of the nation's largest 5-Ks. Thousands gathered for the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure in Denver on Sunday.
