A former CU Buffs football coach approached Saudi Arabian officials to secure money for the school’s 5430 NIL collective, according to a Sports Illustrated report. Trevor Reilly, who resigned as …
In late 2023, Crystal Peterson was feeling desperate. The 44-year-old Cortez resident had long suffered from panic attacks that awoke her in the middle of the night. As the nights …
Interest in psychedelic drugs has grown in recent years alongside research into their potential as tools to treat mental health. That’s especially true in Colorado where, in 2022, voters approved …
Getting prenatal care for her first child was a relative breeze, Cheianne Pogline said: the hospital where she would deliver the baby was only about seven minutes from her house. …
A Denver resident has West Nile virus, and the local health department urged the public to drain standing water and take other precautions. The Denver Department of Public Health and …
A patient at the Rocky Mountain Regional VA Medical Center in Aurora died last year after a hospital staff member turned off their notification device alerting them to the veteran’s …
Coloradans think the state has several “very serious” problems and report they’re dealing with mental health strain, but say they generally feel like they belong in their communities. The Colorado …
Colorado’s vaccination rate held steady in the most recent school year, but pockets of the state remain vulnerable to outbreaks of measles and other diseases. Last school year, 92.1% of …
Mothers’ experiences of racism showed up in their children’s bodies, with altered patterns of aging – though scientists cautioned they aren’t sure if their findings will translate into future health …
Colorado loosened regulations on medical aid in dying, made a mental health program for teens permanent and increased the penalties on EpiPen manufacturers who don’t participate in an affordability program, …