‘Everybody I Know And Hang Out With Vapes’: More Colorado Teens See The Danger In Vaping, But 1 In 4 Still Do It
A new statewide survey, along with other research, also finds that many teens start vaping in middle school and use grows through high school, and it often leads to smoking conventional cigarettes.
Teens In Colorado Keep Vaping At A High Rate, But More Perceive Risk, Survey Finds
The vast majority of students, 63 percent, said it’s easy to get electronic vapor products if they wanted, a figure that’s up from two years ago.
Thanks, Coronavirus: Last Call for Alcohol In Colorado Is Now 10pm
With coronavirus case numbers and hospitalizations rising, Gov. Jared Polis said the state will limit bars and restaurants from serving alcohol after 10 p.m.
Pandemic And Protests Are Just Another Piece Of The Health Care Debate For Colorado Voters
Coloradans have plenty on their minds between protests, the pandemic and — in some cases — an upcoming primary election. In fact, those three ‘p’s don’t stand alone.
He Was The ‘Epitome Of Health.’ It Was No Shield Against The Coronavirus
It started with a feeling of pressure in Jason Jahanian’s chest. Within a couple of weeks, he was on a ventilator and ECMO machine.
An ‘Unprecedented’ Number Of Coloradans Are Enrolling in Medicaid Due To The Coronavirus Pandemic
Two things are driving the trend: People losing their jobs in the economic crisis caused by COVID-19, and federal rules around Medicaid disenrollment implemented in response to the pandemic.
For Protesters, It’s Worth It — But Large Gatherings Are Indeed ‘Super-Spreader Events’
Protesters talking loudly, singing, chanting, coughing could all spread the virus.
Colorado Is Rapidly Increasing Its Coronavirus Testing Capacity And Supplies Are On The Way, Polis Says
Polis said Colorado plans to run between 5,000 and 10,000 coronavirus tests daily during the month of May. In March, the state could only run 160 tests a day.
Polis Is Ready To Go Deep On Coronavirus Testing. Here’s What We’ll Be Listening For
Polis has avoided stating a specific level of testing he expects statewide.
Coloradans Can Get Elective Surgeries Again, But Health Officials Are Worried About A Possible Surge And Scarcity Of Protective Equipment
One challenge is that while fighting COVID-19, hospitals, long-term care facilities and primary care practices all have a need for the same gear, and it’s in high demand.
Why Colorado Can’t Get Enough Coronavirus Tests — And Why It’s Starting To Reopen Anyway
More tests are on their way, but supplies are still short.
Here’s What Colorado’s New Normal Might Look Like In A Best-Case Coronavirus Scenario
If Colorado lifts its social distancing measures, public health leaders agree that testing alone won’t stop a resurgence of coronavirus.
As Coronavirus Spreads, Many Nicotine Users Look To Quit. But The Stressful Times Can Make That Hard To Do
Initial studies from China found smokers were at higher risk of severe infection.
Smaller Physician Practices Feel The Fiscal Squeeze Of Coronavirus
Up and down the U.S. health care system, the coronavirus is having a cruel ripple effect on bottom-line fiscal projections.
How Far Is Colorado From Peak Coronavirus? It’s Hard To Tell
Some models show Colorado has already passed or is near the peak of the pandemic, but not all health officials trust those numbers — or, that they will stick.
