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Looking for an easy way to lose weight, and eat healthier as you do so? It may be possible, thanks to some new research from Penn State University. It involves -- sneaking in the veggies. In a way you probably never thought of.
It's the number one reason kids go to the doctor- and the number one reason for sleepless nights. But finally, some good news about a major drop in the number of ear infections.
The American Diabetes Association EXPO offers all the latest developments in treatment and research into Diabetes. There will be more than 50 exhibitors there including a University of Colorado researcher who's working on a study to improve the benefits of exercise in diabetics.
Take time to learn about Colorectal Cancer and Digestive Disease.
The American Diabetes Association EXPO is a huge exhibition of the newest treatments and information on Diabetes. This year, we're celebrating the 90th anniversary of insulin, a discovery that really transformed this disease.
Can wearing a peanut patch help treat a peanut allergy? That's what doctors at National Jewish Health are trying to find out.
A woman whose son died while being treated by a phony doctor is taking her fight for change to the legislature.
Doctors are advising parents of young children to chill out when it comes to childhood fevers.
About 30 Coloradans have been personally warned that they may have been exposed to measles.
The 36th annual Wells Fargo Ski Cup is March 4th - 6th in Winter Park.
The American Diabetes Association is teaming up with CBS4's Fit 4 Colorado Campaign to help Coloradans get healthy.
A couple thousand Coloradans hit the stairs for more than just exercise Sunday as part of the sixth annual "Anthem Fight for Air Climb."
New research confirms what our waistlines often tell us. Our weight can start creeping up after we turn 40. The research shows that our metabolism slows down by five percent.
Learning to eat healthy at a young age can give children a jump on staying fit. CBS4's Suzanne McCarroll shows what valuable lesson young chefs are getting courtesy of Whole Foods.
Denver International Airport is warning travelers and employees that they may have been exposed to measles. The exposure would have happened on Tuesday, Feb. 22.
