State lawmaker wants to fast track experimental drugs for terminally ill patients
A state representative and retired doctor thinks there should be an easier way for very sick patients to take medications that haven't yet been approved by the FDA.
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A state representative and retired doctor thinks there should be an easier way for very sick patients to take medications that haven't yet been approved by the FDA.
CPR Arts Editor Chloe Veltman discusses some of the most interesting cultural happenings around Colorado this weekend, March 27-30.
People become canvases for a work of art featuring tattooed phrases from a poem that link together to form a secret image.
The Colorado College professor gears up for a pair of performances looking back at 37 years of the Bowed Piano Ensemble.
A spokesman for Trade Center construction site, based in Denver, says humans aren't wired to be effective guards – especially at night.
The second half of the legislative session is proving to be a busy one for the education committee, including what one writer calls the most intense education debate in several years.
Kris and Nan McDaniel-Miccio are leading a group that is challenging the legality of the state’s ban on gay marriage.
Big brewers are making more craft-style brews, and some beer enthusiasts aren’t happy about it.
Author and scientist Jeffrey Bennett is on a quest to help all of us understand Albert Einstein’s most famous theories.
Liesel Ritchie is an expert on how disasters affect people. For years, she studied communities devastated by the Valdez tanker spill.
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