E.R. Dr. Emmy Betz and Dr. Larry Wolk, the head of the state's public health department, talk about a lack of funding for gun research, and a few bright spots.

Rob Kelly was a star safety with the Saints, but because of his brain injuries, his wife Emily is now leading the couple into uncharted territory.

Lois Fink of Fort Collins lost her colon to Crohn's disease. She writes about her new life in “Courage Takes Guts: Lessons Learned from a Lost Colon.”

The burgeoning business of DNA analysis includes a Denver company that gives couples a glimpse of what they're baby might look like.

Former Time Magazine correspondent Jay Newton-Small used to cover politics and foreign policy. Now, she writes the life stories of people with dementia.

Ten Colorado hospitals across the state participated in a six-month pilot project to cut opioid use called the Colorado Opioid Safety Collaborative.

For more than four decades, Arapahoe House provided an array of treatment services to about 5000 people a year, meeting a key community niche.