Cold Medicines Could Require Rx Under Colorado Bill
Common cold medicines such as Sudafed may soon require prescriptions in Colorado under a bill designed to block illegal methamphetamine.
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Common cold medicines such as Sudafed may soon require prescriptions in Colorado under a bill designed to block illegal methamphetamine.
The myth about donating bone marrow requiring surgery is just that- a myth. There's a simpler way of giving that can still save lives called peripheral blood stem cell donation or PBSC.
Throwing unused prescription medication in the trash or flushing them can harm the environment. There is a way to properly dispose of medication anytime. It's called the Colorado Medication Take Back.
A Colorado health insurance exchange won final approval in the Senate 20-15 on Wednesday.
Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that will repeal Colorado's Bedding Act, which requires that beds be sanitized before they can be resold.
Citizens got a rare look behind the scenes at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment on Monday. They got to tour the lab where testing is done to keep Coloradans healthy and safe.
A divisive proposal to set up a new Colorado health insurance marketplace won initial approval in the Democratic state Senate Monday.
When Ben Petrick began as a rookie for the Colorado Rockies in 1999 his future looked bright. But it didn't work out in part because Petrick was starting to battle the early onset of Parkinson's Disease.
Next weekend a group of newborns and their mothers are getting a helping hand. They will be receiving gifts from Denver's largest baby shower.
The Donor Alliance honored all of Colorado on Thursday because when it comes to giving the gift of life, Coloradans are tops.
Health and Human Services Regional Director Marguerite Salazar is visiting the Children's Hospital to talk about a federal initiative that addresses preventable injuries and medical complications.
Baby chicks can be a popular gift in Easter baskets, but they also come with a warning from the Colorado Department of Health. Baby chicks can be dangerous to both children and the birds.
A new veterans outpatient clinic in Colorado Springs will be built on the city's west side between Interstate 25 and Garden of the Gods Park.
State health officials say one person has died of hantavirus in Colorado this year and a second has been sickened by it.
Parents whose children got flu shots at a clinic in Fort Collins are being told their children should be tested for blood borne illnesses after an employee at the clinic mistakenly re-used syringes of medicine.