More People Taking AIDS Test In Colorado
The Colorado AIDS Project says the number of Coloradans taking an AIDS test is up sharply.
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The Colorado AIDS Project says the number of Coloradans taking an AIDS test is up sharply.
The American Academy of Pediatrics said television can cause problems sleeping for preschoolers. The academy already recommends children under two should not watch any TV. This study examines problems for kids between the ages of three and five. commonsensemedia.org
The Colorado health department says a new study shows lower infection rates when compared to hospitals nationwide.
Colorado's marijuana industry will become the nation's most regulated later this week, and pot shops are scrambling to comply with new seed-to-sale tracking, shorter business hours and mandatory video surveillance for growing plants and finished products.
A teenager made the trip to Denver in hopes that doctors at National Jewish Hospital will be able to save her hand. Hannele Cox arrived Thursday night from Oak Hills, Calif.
Experts believe it could be a bad summer when it comes to mosquitoes, and that increases the risk of West Nile Virus.
Colorado will end coverage for routine circumcisions under Medicaid next month, adding to what's become a national debate over the once widely-accepted procedure.
Colorado will receive about $840,000 after it joined 36 other states in a $40 million settlement with pharmaceutical companies to resolve allegations of deceptive trade practices.
So far this year in Colorado, one person has died and two others have been sickened from Hantavirus. It's a respiratory disease carried by deer mice and transmitted by inhaling dust contaminated with the virus.
Bike MS is June 25-26 in Colorado. The event that raises awareness and money for Multiple Sclerosis research and treatment has a special meaning for CBS4 anchor Karen Leigh.
Get silicone breast implants, and understand they apparently come with an expiration date. Dr Dave Hnida reports on a new study that shows breast implants aren't intended to last a lifetime.
Just three months after its approval, the Douglas County School District's voucher program faces some hurdles. Lawsuits have been filed, aimed at derailing the program.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is visiting Denver to highlight a program aimed at stopping preventable injuries and complications in patient care.
A teenager with a rare infection hopes doctors at National Jewish Health in Denver can save her hand.
Rotting teeth and gums. Diseased lungs. A sewn-up corpse of a smoker. Cigarette smoke coming out of the tracheotomy hole in a man's neck.
