Will Health Care Policy Tilt To The Left Under Colorado’s Democratic Trifecta?
Unlike previous sessions, Democrats can now propose and pass their own health care agenda.
Denver Leads The Statewide Local Government Suit Against Opioid Drugmakers
The city attorney accused drug companies of “providing false and misleading information to doctors and patients about the safety of these drugs.”
Toby The Therapy Dog Is The Perfect Friend For Stressed Out Buffs
Toby’s main role at CU is to help put students seeking counseling at ease.
What The Obamacare Ruling Means For Colorado
A federal judge in Texas struck down the Affordable Care Act. If it stands, millions of people nationwide will lose health insurance coverage.
Why Is Colorado Tops In Teen Vaping? Many Suspicions Fall On Legal Marijuana
When state voters legalized recreational marijuana through Amendment 64 earlier this decade, the e-cigarette industry had just started to take off.
Study: Gut Bacteria In Infants Can Set Them On A Path For Obesity, Liver DIsease
Children from obese mothers were more likely to have the microbes that predispose them to obesity and liver disease.
Successful Local Tax Measures Are Unlocking Opportunities For Mental Health Advocates
A record ten cities and counties across Colorado passed tax measures in the midterms that support mental health awareness and treatment.
Ahead Of Action By FDA And States Like Colorado, Juul Pulls Flavors And Social Media
Skyrocketing youth use of e-cigarettes, especially Juuls, has led to several government regulations around teen vaping.
With Teen Vaping Exploding, Colorado’s QuitLine Will Now Help Users As Young As 12
Colorado is becoming an epicenter in the fight over teen vaping.
To Curb Teen Vaping, FDA Plans Ban On Flavored E-Cigs Sales In Some Stores
The new rules would also tighten regulations on online sales.
Colorado Voters Will See A Record Number Of Mental Health Measures On Their Ballots
Roughly a dozen proposals across multiple counties are aiming to better fund mental health services.
On The Western Slope, Worries About Affordable Housing, Health Care, Public Lands
In Carbondale, Palisade and Grand Junction, Colorado voters are weighing some harsh realities as the November elections approach.
Will Prop. 112’s Magic 2,500-Foot Number Ease Health Concerns? Research Isn’t Clear
The Colorado Health Institute recently analysed and offered pros and cons for Proposition 112.
Orange water, dead fish discovered downstream from Superfund site in Boulder County
A possible discharge of water from an old mine site upstream from Left Hand Creek in Boulder County killed an unknown number of fish.
Small-Town Strasburg, Growing On The Edge Of The City, Is Wary Of What That Means
The Plains town of Strasburg has about doubled in size since 2000, which raises questions about everything from water to traffic.
Voters Acknowledge Colorado’s Hot Economy, Worry Over Housing And Health Care
Coloradans view the state’s economy as improving, but they don’t view housing and health care through those same rose-colored glasses
