Labor-Delay Drug’s Impact On Autism Studied At CU
Terbutaline is commonly used to delay labor. Researchers say the findings may cause pediatric neurologists to think twice about using it.
Battle Brews Before ColoradoCare Goes Before Voters In 2016
Voters in Colorado made the state the first in the nation to legalize recreational pot. Next year, they could vote in another first.
Hey Kids, Turn Down The Volume. Seriously
The World Health Organization says billions of kids are doing lasting damage to their ears by listening to music too loud.
How To Get Kids To Turn The Volume Down And Save Their Ears
The World Health Organization says more than a billion teens and youth are at risk of hearing loss due to damaging levels of sound from personal audio devices.
Health Insurance Costs Worry Colorado Businesses
In a recent survey, 82 percent of the businesses cited increases in health insurance rates as their top concern about the benefits they offer.
After Health Co-Op’s Demise, Customers Are Forced Back Onto The Market
More than 80,000 Coloradans are facing the unexpected task of signing up with a new health care insurer.
CU Researchers Find Some Docs Dismiss Families Who Opt Out Of Vaccines
Twenty-one percent of pediatricians dismiss families if the families refuse vaccines, found researchers from the University of Colorado School of Medicine.
Colorado Hospitals Face $285M Loss From Governor’s Budget
Not only would hospitals lose state funding, they would lose federal matching funds.
Health Care Costs Plague Small Businesses, Survey Says
A survey finds small businesses are struggling with costs, and shifting costs to employees.
Outside The GOP Debate, Boulder Flies Its Own Colors
Wednesday night’s Republican presidential debate in Boulder served as a magnet for groups hoping to attract attention.
Tax Credits For Health Care Rising Amid Cost Increase
Tax credits to buy plans on Colorado’s insurance exchange are tied to rising health insurance rates, so those tax credits for consumers also going up.
Universal Healthcare Supporters Deliver Ballot Signatures In Ambulance
Journalist T.R. Reid, a spokesman for the group, says the campaign is prepared to face stiff opposition.
CSU Finds Itself A Target In The Abortion Wars
A Colorado lawsuit filed in October of 2015 has become yet another battleground in the divide over abortion.
Colorado HealthOP Shuts Down After Failed Resurrection Bid
The co-op filed suit Monday morning to stay open. Its challenge lasted only a few hours, though.
Colorado HealthOP Files Lawsuit In Bid To Stay Afloat
The co-op says it’s identified an investor who is prepared to put in $40 million or more into the company.
Policy Holders Blindsided By Insurer HealthOP’s Failure
The state’s Division of Insurance essentially pulled the plug on the cooperative insurer on Friday.
