Friends Come Together To Help Army Vet This Memorial Day Weekend
An Army veteran in Littleton is struggling with an incurable form of cancer. But the right treatment could improve his quality of life.
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An Army veteran in Littleton is struggling with an incurable form of cancer. But the right treatment could improve his quality of life.
The Food and Drug Administration is investigating the food additive Simply Thick and a possible role in the death of an infant in Colorado Springs.
Several medical marijuana dispensary licenses have been denied and many other locations have been fined after a state investigation. Those dispensaries were determined to be in violation of a rule that requires them to grow at least 70 percent of their marijuana.
A food safety watchdog group is urging the U.S. Department of Agriculture to keep poultry and ground meat containing drug-resistant strains of salmonella out of the marketplace.
Hundreds of people with children, dogs and strollers laced up their sneakers for "Walk for Lupus Now." The walk kicked off at 10 a.m. Sunday at Denver's City Park.
Students at Heritage Elementary School are on the right track to leading a healthy lifestyle. They planted a garden with herbs, fruits and vegetables.
An increasing number of troops are returning from Iraq and Afghanistan with serious lung diseases. The illnesses have been linked to dust, burning garbage pits and industrial fires.
It's a great way to get your groceries and a spa treatment at the same time. The Whole Foods Market at Tamarac offered Spa Night in Whole Body on Thursday.
The Children's Hospital in Aurora was rated the fifth-best children's hospital in the country by U.S. News and World Report.
Federal health officials are considering whether to add dosing instructions for children under 2 years old to products such as Children's Tylenol.
Two buddies from South Dakota now have a special connection. They came to Denver for a kidney transplant and it's not the first time the donor has given the gift of life.
Thirty million Americans are fighting liver disease. This week the American Liver Foundation is bringing Coloradans together to change that number.
Julie Parker hadn't owned a bicycle since 2003, when she did a triathlon and put it up for sale on Craigslist with the title line "Good Riddance." Now she was 38 and out of shape, and her weight reflected that.
Budget cuts in Jefferson County could mean more mosquitos this summer.
Half of all women in America suffer bone loss or osteoporosis. Free bone screenings are under way across Colorado during the month of May.
