| Date | Title | Description |
| 14.09.2026 | Colorado has 6th-lowest rate of kindergarteners vaccinated against measles | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado had one of the lowest measles vaccination rates in the country for kindergarteners during the last school year, but that appears to reflect a large number of kids arriving at school withou... |
| 05.09.2026 | Colorado is seeing a COVID bump. Should you get the booster now? | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado is seeing either a later-than-usual COVID-19 bump or an earlier-than-expected start to the fall and winter respiratory-illness season, complicating decisions for people trying to time thei... |
| 04.09.2026 | Colorado sues Trump administration over rule forbidding federal funds for youth gender care | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado and 20 other states are suing the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for banning the use of federal funds to pay for gender-affirming care for youth insured by Medicaid.
The atto... |
| 31.08.2026 | Federal grant cuts hit Colorado studies to make healthcare more efficient | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Dr. Lisa DeCamp thought she might have a win-win idea that would improve health for kids with asthma while saving Medicaid money.
DeCamp, a professor of pediatrics at the University of Colorado’s A... |
| 20.08.2026 | Kennedy’s quiet hunt for autism culprits stalls as Trump orders baseless changes to childhood shots | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By Amanda Seitz and Stephanie Armour, KFF Health News
President Donald Trump has ordered a reduction in childhood vaccines — publicly faulting the shots for an increase in autism cases — even as th... |
| 24.07.2026 | American scientists see prosecutions as part of federal campaign against them | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By Katheryn Houghton and Arthur Allen, KFF Health News
HAMILTON, Mont. — The Trump administration has stepped up arrests and public condemnation of federal scientists studying viruses as the world ... |
| 16.07.2026 | Play inside or out? How to manage poor air quality with kids | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Wildfire smoke has put parents in a bind, forcing them to decide between the risks of pollution and the obvious downsides of preventing kids from playing outside.
Smoke from wildfires burning in Ca... |
| 09.07.2026 | Colorado has seen 90 cases of intestinal bug cyclospora this year, but no sign of an outbreak | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado had dozens of cases of an intestinal bug that has caused unusual amounts of misery in some states, but state health officials don’t think those have any link to a broader outbreak.
Between... |
| 07.07.2026 | A few years of healthy eating and exercise influences health 2 decades later, new study shows | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Even a few years of healthier eating and exercise can show up in better health outcomes two decades later, a new national study found — but most people need significant support to make those change... |
| 06.07.2026 | Colorado struggles to recruit doctors into elder care despite aging population | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Dr. Amy Beauprez found her calling where many people would have seen no hope: a nursing home in the early days of COVID-19, when nothing could stop the virus and people nearing the end of their liv... |
| 01.07.2026 | Trump changes pregnancy-prevention program to promote childbearing | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By Sofia Resnick, Stateline.org
A federal poverty-fighting program focused on reducing unintended pregnancies is about to undergo a major overhaul.
Reproductive health clinics use Title X federal g... |
| 26.06.2026 | A few years of healthy eating and exercise influences health 2 decades later, new study shows | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Even a few years of healthier eating and exercise can show up in better health outcomes two decades later, a new national study with Colorado ties found — but most people need significant support t... |
| 24.06.2026 | Colorado’s proposed SNAP ‘soda ban’ likely dead after judge’s ruling | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado’s proposed ban on using public food assistance to pay for soft drinks, which already faced a tight approval timeline, is likely dead after a judge on Monday ruled the federal government la... |
| 05.06.2026 | Colorado still trying to figure out Medicaid work requirements as clock ticks | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado’s Medicaid agency is still trying to sort out who may be exempt from looming federal work requirements that apply to nearly 400,000 people in the state — and how to prove it.
Under H.R. 1,... |
| 04.06.2026 | Lawsuits challenging embryo disposal could hinder IVF | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By Sofia Resnick, Stateline.org
An anti-abortion group last month sued seven Utah fertility clinics, claiming their disposal of embryos as part of the in vitro fertilization process violates the st... |
| 30.04.2026 | Hershey says GLP-1s are driving higher gum and mint sales | Hershey CEO Kirk Tanner said that the chocolatier is seeing higher sales for its mints and gum, thanks to the growing adoption of GLP-1 drugs.
Sales of Hershey’s Ice Breakers rose 8% in the first quarter due to the trend, Tanner said.
Bad b... |
| 26.02.2026 | 2 Months Into 2026 We Are Over Half 2025’s Total Count Of Measles Cases | Measles. Yes, yes, I know you’re sick of hearing about it. For that, though, you must lay the blame at the feet of Donald Trump, RFK Jr., and this entire administration of clown-tools that isn’t bothering to do anything about what has becom... |
| 05.02.2026 | Protein is all the rage. But how much do you really need? | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Protein is having a moment, with federal guidelines significantly raising the recommended amount people should eat every day and products ranging from coffee drinks to Pop-Tarts touting enhanced le... |
| 30.12.2025 | Coloradans snap up over-the-counter naloxone while hospitals offer the overdose-reversal drug to more patients | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Colorado is coming closer to universal access to overdose-reversing medication as residents snap up an over-the-counter version and hospitals offer it to more patients.
Naloxone, sold under the bra... |
| 29.12.2025 | FDA panelists questioned antidepressants in pregnancy. But doctors call them a lifeline | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
By Lisa Rab, KFF Health News
If you are pregnant or a new mother who is struggling with depression or anxiety, you can call or text the National Maternal Mental Health Hotline, 24/7: 833-TLC-MAMA (... |
| 16.11.2025 | Menopause hormone therapy no longer has the FDA’s most-dire warning. Now what? | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
Removing the most dire warning from hormonal therapies to treat menopause is likely the right call, women’s health experts in Colorado say, but exuberance for the treatments could be getting ahead ... |
| 29.09.2025 | Senile Trump Posts, Then Deletes, AI Deepfake Of Himself Promoting Wacky MedBed Conspiracy Theory | Remember all that concerned coverage about an elderly President’s cognitive decline? And all those (admittedly overhyped) warnings about deepfake videos tricking the gullible?
Well, we now have a President who was apparently fooled by an AI... |
| 03.09.2025 | Colorado issues order allowing pharmacies to provide COVID vaccines without prescription | The FDA approved updated vaccines last week, but the committee hasn’t taken action and isn’t scheduled to meet until mid-September — and even then, may not vote to recommend them, since multiple new members have publicly stated their opposi... |
| 31.08.2025 | Former CDC Director on RFK Jr-induced chaos: ‘I am very worried’ (Opinion) | “What that means for people is that we won’t have the talent or the capability to respond to the next health threat. That could be something we know about already. That could be measles, or malaria that is carried by mosquitoes, or could be... |
| 24.08.2025 | It’s almost flu season. Should you still get a shot, and will insurance cover it? | Q: I heard the Trump administration could be changing vaccine recommendations. Does that apply to the flu vaccine?
There have been no substantial changes to the federal government’s flu vaccine recommendation: The Centers for Disease Contro... |
| 14.08.2025 | AI Cancer Tools Might Be ‘Deskilling’ Doctors | Finding a cure for cancer has long been the Holy Grail for medicine, with the explosion in AI-powered healthtech bringing that closer to reality than ever before. But fresh research has found that outsourcing cancer diagnosis to machines mi... |
| 06.08.2025 | A common sight at concerts, nitrous oxide abuse is soaring, prompting health concerns | But when used incorrectly — and not, for example, under the supervision of a dentist — inhaling nitrous “can lead to asphyxiation and, if deprived of too much oxygen, life-threatening seizures or even death,” said Shireen Banerji, director ... |
| 03.07.2025 | The Medicaid Dilemma: Undocumented Lives at Stake in Colorado | In the heart of Colorado, a storm brews over Medicaid coverage for undocumented residents. The recent tax bill, championed by the Trump administration, threatens to strip away health care from thousands. This is not just a political maneuve... |
| 02.07.2025 | 21,000 undocumented Coloradans could lose Medicaid coverage under Trump tax bill | The House and Senate passed different versions, with deeper cuts in the Senate. Either the House can accept the Senate’s version, or a negotiating committee can come up with a compromise bill that both chambers will put to a vote. President... |
| 18.06.2025 | As cannabis users age, health risks appear to grow | The woman started experiencing intense anxiety and heart palpitations. A young person might have shrugged off such symptoms, but this patient had high blood pressure and atrial fibrillation, a heart arrhythmia. Frightened, she went to an em... |
| 05.06.2025 | A New Era of Representation: Latinas in State Legislatures | In the vibrant tapestry of American politics, a new thread is being woven. Latinas are stepping into the spotlight, claiming more state legislature seats than ever before. This surge is not just a statistic; it’s a signal of change. It refl... |
| 05.06.2025 | Turkish Airlines passenger from Denver is 7th measles case tied to DIA outbreak | Trader Joe’s, 661 Logan St., Denver, between 9:30 and 11:40 a.m. May 29. Symptoms could appear through June 19.
King Soopers, 1520 Main St., Windsor, between 10:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Saturday. Symptoms could appear through June 21.
Target, ... |
| 03.06.2025 | The Trump administration is pushing therapy for transgender youth. What does that look like? | The Trump administration also forbade transgender people from serving in the military, threatened federal funding for schools if they promote “gender ideology,” removed references to LGBTQ health disparities from health websites, ordered th... |
| 15.05.2025 | Colorado would lose billions in Medicaid funding under House Republicans’ plan | The state likely couldn’t replace the reduced federal spending, having just faced a $1.2 billion budget hole for the fiscal year starting in July. While lawmakers managed to plug it this year, they anticipate a need for deeper cuts next yea... |
| 24.04.2025 | Federal Prosecutor Fires Off Letter To Medical Journals Asking About Their Policies On ‘Competing Viewpoints’ | Another day, another new bit of ugliness from the Trump Administration. What was first reported by MedPage Today appears to be the initial wave of attacks on medical journals for preferring scientific rigor to splashing around in the swampi... |
| 15.04.2025 | The Race for Colorado's Governor: A New Contender and a Looming Health Crisis | The political landscape in Colorado is shifting. Senator Michael Bennet is poised to enter the race for governor, stirring the pot among Democrats. Meanwhile, the state grapples with a resurgence of measles, a disease many thought was a rel... |
| 09.04.2025 | Colorado reports 2 additional measles cases, warns virus may be spreading undetected | The Denver patient, an infant under 1 year old, contracted measles during a recent visit to an area of Chihuahua, Mexico, that is currently experiencing an outbreak, according to city and state public health officials. Denver Health dischar... |
| 31.03.2025 | Colorado relatively prepared for bird flu and other disasters, report says | Currently, the risk to humans from H5N1 is low, but infectious disease experts worry that if more people become infected, the virus could eventually hit on a lucky mutation that lets it spread from person to person more easily.
While Colora... |
| 03.03.2025 | Health | Get caught up on measles shots before spring break, Colorado state epidemiologist says | The measles virus lingers in the air and on surfaces for about two hours. Typically, if a measles patient in the contagious phase spent time in a room, nine out of 10 people without immunity who move through that room in the following hours... |
| 10.09.2024 | Health | When should I get flu and COVID shots? Experts disagree — but say get them however you can | Ideally, people would get their shots around late October, since the flu typically takes off in the state near the end of the year, Guthmiller said.
Not everyone agrees that waiting is the best plan.
While some people like to time their sho... |
| 25.07.2024 | The U.S. Men's Soccer Team: A Long-Awaited Olympic Return**
** | ** The U.S. men’s soccer team is back in the Olympic spotlight after a 16-year absence. This is a moment of reckoning. The last time they graced the Olympic stage, they were a shadow of what they could be. Now, they face the host nation, Fr... |
| 24.07.2024 | National Politics | Should doctor-patient confidentiality still apply when the patient is the president? | Biden’s doctors have denied speculation that the president is being treated for Parkinson’s disease or another neurological disorder. Meanwhile, Trump’s campaign has released limited information about the former president’s condition after ... |
| 12.07.2024 | Health | Commentary: Pain doesn’t belong on a scale of zero to 10 | To be fair, in an era when pain was too often ignored or undertreated, the zero-to-10 rating system could be regarded as an advance. Morphine pumps were not available for those cancer patients I saw in the ’80s, even those in agonizing pain... |
| 23.05.2024 | Health | Colorado has most normal respiratory virus season since start of pandemic, but COVID still taking outsized toll | “I would never say ‘normal,’ because every time I say normal there’s a new normal… but it was more typical” compared to recent respiratory virus seasons, Barron said.
Yet even in a relatively average season, significant numbers of people ge... |
| 26.04.2024 | Health | He thinks his wife died in an understaffed hospital. Now he’s trying to change the industry | Kate Wells, Michigan Public | (TNS) KFF Health News
For the past year, police Detective Tim Lillard has spent most of his waking hours unofficially investigating his wife’s death.
The question has never been exactly how Ann Picha-Lillard di... |
| 19.03.2024 | Health | Colon cancer is increasing in younger Coloradans even as death rate drops for people over 55 | Kris Koehler could tell something was wrong in the summer of 2013, when he started suffering unexplained abdominal pain and his bowels behaved differently.
The Fort Collins resident’s doctor couldn’t initially figure out what was causing it... |
| 14.03.2024 | Health | Studying use of patients’ own reprogrammed cells to attack cancer as alternative to more chemo | A process of taking patients’ own cells and reprogramming them to fight cancer has been a last-ditch option for blood cancer patients when nothing else worked, but a new study underway in Aurora is trying to determine whether more patients ... |
| 29.02.2024 | Healthcare Docket: A Near Doubling of Hospital System Cyberattacks Triggers Bipartisan Bill | While the world frets over legal and clinical perils of the growing use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, cybersecurity may have become the IT genie already out of the bottle.
Attacks on healthcare information systems are accelerati... |
| 16.01.2024 | Health | There’s a new pill for postpartum depression, but many at-risk women face hurdles | Nada Hassanein | Stateline.org (TNS)
The first pill for postpartum depression approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is now available, but experts worry that minority and low-income women, who are disproportionately affected by t... |
| 01.01.2024 | Good news you may have missed in 2023 | Let's tune in to "Sunny Side Up News," with your host, David Pogue...
Good morning! Well, you'd never know it from the headlines, but 2023 was a great year for good news.
For starters, inflation is finally slowing down, and may ev... |
| 18.12.2023 | Health | Coloradans have been losing Medicaid coverage at pre-pandemic rate following end of public health emergency | Halfway through the process of determining who still qualifies for Medicaid coverage in Colorado, recipients are getting kicked off at about the same rate they were before the pandemic.
During the COVID-19 public health emergency, states re... |
| 09.12.2023 | Health | $200,000-a-year cystic fibrosis medication deemed “affordable” by Colorado review board because of coupons | Colorado’s new prescription drug review board decided in a first-in-the-nation vote that a medication costing more than $200,000 a year doesn’t qualify as “unaffordable,” based on the drug’s benefits to patients and the availability of coup... |
| 01.12.2023 | Life-extending epilepsy surgery performed less often in Black children, study finds | Children with drug-resistant epilepsy who are Black or insured through Medicaid may be less likely than white and privately insured patients to receive surgical treatments that can end or minimize their seizures and extend their lives, acco... |
| 22.11.2023 | Physician and Rep. Raul Ruiz: The infectious disease doctor shortage threatens future pandemic preparedness | In 2009, I was practicing in the emergency department when the H1N1 pandemic emerged. Then, I saw firsthand the vital role infectious disease physicians played in not only facilitating a coordinated public health response, but also helping ... |
| 27.10.2023 | Health | Tiny, rural hospitals feel the pinch as Medicare Advantage plans grow | Sarah Jane Tribble | (TNS) KFF Health News
When several representatives from private health insurance companies called on him a few years ago to offer Medicare Advantage plan contracts so their enrollees could use his hospital, Bleak sent t... |
| 11.09.2023 | Doctors in the U.S. can learn a lot about advocacy and activism from their Israeli counterparts | Israeli doctors are bracing for a fight. On Sept. 12, the Israeli Supreme Court is set to hear challenges to a core component of Prime Minister Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul — and he has refused to commit to abide by the ruling. Thousands o... |
| 07.09.2023 | Healthcare Workers Deserve Better: Can Artificial Intelligence Help? | CTO of Athena Security. |
| 05.09.2023 | Kim Kardashian’s Promotion Of Full-Body Scans Raises Questions About Social Media Influence In Healthcare | HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA: Kim Kardashian speaks onstage during the 2nd Annual American Influencer ... [+] Awards at Dolby Theatre on November 18, 2019 in Hollywood, California. Recently, Kardashian has been promoting full-body MRI scans on her... |
| 01.08.2023 | As Medicare Broadens Coverage Of Alzheimer’s Disease Drug Leqembi, Details Emerge Regarding What Access Entails | FILE - This image provided by Eisai in January 2023 shows vials and packaging for their medication, ... [+] Leqembi (lecanemab). On Thursday, July 6, 2023, the Food and Drug Administration granted full approval to the closely watched Alzhei... |
| 31.07.2023 | First long COVID treatment clinical trials from NIH getting underway | Two new clinical trials to test potential treatments for long COVID are now set to launch, the National Institutes of Health said Monday, opening enrollment for the first of an array of federally-funded studies aimed at evaluating treatment... |
| 31.07.2023 | NIH begins long-delayed clinical trials for long Covid, announces new research office | WASHINGTON — The National Institutes of Health on Monday took long-delayed steps to begin enrolling patients in clinical trials to test long Covid treatments, and the Department of Health and Human Services created an Office of Long Covid R... |
| 12.07.2023 | Arizona pregnancy-associated deaths quadrupled in two decades | Data: Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation; Map: Tory Lysik/Axios Visuals
Maternal deaths are increasing in the U.S. and Arizona had one of the nation's highest pregnancy-associated death rate spikes over the past two decades, accord... |
| 10.07.2023 | Worsening Cancer Drug Shortages Are A Public Health Emergency | FILE - In this photo, chemotherapy drugs are administered to a patient at a hospital in Chapel Hill, ... [+] N.C. A growing shortage of common cancer treatments is forcing doctors to switch medications and delaying care, prominent U.S. canc... |
| 04.07.2023 | Devastating Movement Disorders Caused by Antipsychotic Drugs Not Listed for Discussion at Psychiatrists’ Annual Meeting | Psychiatrists continue to prescribe antipsychotic drugs despite research finding that 20%-30% of patients taking the drugs will develop potentially disabling and permanent involuntary muscle movements known as tardive dyskinesia.
The uncont... |
| 03.05.2023 | A sneak peek inside the healthcare system's 'awe-inspiring' and 'scary' future using the next generation of AI | Andrew Moore, Peter Lee, Kay Firth-Butterfield, Reid Blackman, and Christopher Ross discuss generative AI in healthcare at the HIMSS conference on April 18. HIMSS This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider... |
| 06.04.2023 | Moderna’s CEO Bancel Suggests That Lower Demand For The Covid-19 Vaccine Is A Justification For Quadrupling Of The Price | WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 22: Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee Chairman Bernie ... [+] Sanders (I-VT) (L) greets Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel before he testifies to the committee in the Hart Senate Office Building on Capi... |
| 02.03.2023 | Pharmalittle: FDA panel backs a GSK vaccine for RSV; opioid wholesalers cleared of liability to Georgia families | Hello, everyone, and how are you this morning? A spot of rain is falling on the Pharmalot campus, making for a gloomy start to yet another busy day. The official mascot, for instance, is put off — instead of gallivanting about the grounds, ... |
| 23.02.2023 | Health
Health | Colorado’s COVID hospitalizations remain stable despite new variant taking over | Severe COVID-19 infections in Colorado are roughly stable for now, despite continued winter weather and a new variant becoming dominant.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 186 people were hospitalized with the... |
| 08.02.2023 | Biden’s SOTU Targets Drug Companies, But Misses Opportunity To Challenge Health Insurers And Pharmacy Benefit Managers | In January, drug makers announce increases in list prices of drugs, which can negatively impact ... [+] patients. Health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers also implement changes in drug coverage, to the detriment of patients.getty |
| 29.12.2022 | 6 things the US should learn about fighting disease from countries like Finland, Canada, and Brazil | Health 6 things the US should learn about fighting disease from countries like Finland, Canada, and Brazil
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| 14.11.2022 | Should I Get Another Booster? How Doctors Can Help Patients Navigate the Next Phase of COVID-19 | Dr. Joe Nicholson, Chief Medical Officer at CareAllies
The general consensus is that COVID-19 in some form is here to stay. As people come to terms with this reality, primary care providers may be getting more questions from patients – espe... |
| 07.11.2022 | Medicare’s midterm punts, MA marketing schemes, and a closer look at the Abiomed deal | You’re reading the web edition of Health Care Inc., STAT’s weekly newsletter following the flow of money through the health care system. Sign up here to get it in your inbox. Medicare punts big moves ahead of midterms
Medicare unleashed an ... |
| 24.10.2022 | Should I Get Another Booster? How Doctors Can Help Patients Navigate the Next Phase of COVID-19 | Dr. Joe Nicholson, Chief Medical Officer at CareAllies
The general consensus is that COVID-19 in some form is here to stay. As people come to terms with this reality, primary care providers may be getting more questions from patients – espe... |
| 24.10.2022 | Allegheny Health Network Cardiovascular Institute First in Pittsburgh to Implant Groundbreaking Neuromodulation Device as Alternative Therapy for Heart Failure Patients | "Today’s announcement is an exciting milestone for our heart failure patients...it provides another novel approach that is proven to minimize heart failure’s damaging effects and restore a patient’s overall quality of life," -- Dr... |
| 14.10.2022 | The future for practicing physicians in a corporate world | Forty years ago, in his Pulitzer Prize-winning history “The Social Transformation of American Medicine,” sociologist Paul Starr predicted that independent physician practice, which had been a cornerstone of American medicine for most of the... |
| 07.10.2022 | Another potential roadblock to wider telemedicine abortion: state medical boards | In the post-Roe landscape, advocates for abortion rights are pinning hopes on telehealth as one way to provide access in states with newly imposed limits. Startups like Abortion on Demand and Hey Jane have expanded their capacity to offer t... |
| 07.09.2022 | Getting a Grip on Influenza: The Pursuit of a Universal Vaccine (Part 4) | A man in a white shirt on a black background checks the nasal spray.getty |
| 07.09.2022 | Pacira looks to expand use of Exparel for pain relief following knee replacement surgery | Pacira Biosciences is hoping that the latest data surrounding its non-opioid painkiller will expand its usage post-surgery.
On Wednesday, the biotech presented topline results from a Phase III study investigating its bupi... |
| 02.09.2022 | If Covid-19 Public Health Emergency Ends, Millions Of Americans Could Lose Healthcare Coverage | Sen. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., right, joined by, from left, Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wis., House Majority Whip ... [+] James Clyburn, D-S.C., Sen. Raphael Warnock, D-Ga., and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., tells reporters they want to include specif... |
| 31.08.2022 | New Startup Raises $7 Million To Help More Patients Access Clinical Trials | Cofounders Brandon Li and Bask GillPower |
| 19.08.2022 | The Inflation Reduction Act: One step closer to pharmacoequity? | President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act on Tuesday marked a health care law that could have the greatest impact since President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act in 2010. There are many reasons to praise the act for what... |
| 15.07.2022 | Why Mental Illness Is Not the Cause of Gun Violence | I guess there’s just no way to have a sacred cow without also keeping a goat.
Understand, I’m not talking about a GOAT, as in Tom Brady or Michael Jordan. I mean a goat, i.e, something or someone that takes the blame for an event, failed po... |
| 02.06.2022 | At Psychiatrists’ Annual Convention, Was the Devastating Movement Disorder Caused by Antipsychotic Drugs Even Discussed? | Psychiatrists continue to prescribe antipsychotic drugs despite research finding that 20%-30% of patients taking the drugs will develop potentially permanent and disabling involuntary muscle movements known as tardive dyskinesia.
Researcher... |
| 16.05.2022 | When Will We Get Serious About Obesity? | The numbers are staggering. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), two out of every five adult Americans are obese. The CDC defines obesity as having a body mass index (BMI) of>30. To put this into perspective... |
| 14.04.2022 | Health
Health | Colorado’s COVID hospitalizations steady, cases show “modest” increase | Colorado’s COVID-19 cases rose slightly over the last week, but hospitalizations remained essentially stable at the lowest levels seen since the start of the pandemic.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 77 peo... |
| 24.03.2022 | Health
Health | Colorado’s COVID cases tick up for first time since January, hospitalizations appear to be falling more slowly | Colorado’s COVID-19 cases and the percentage of tests coming back positive both ticked up over the last week, though they remained near all-time lows.
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment reported 2,488 new cases in the ... |
| 25.02.2022 | Health
Health | Vaccinated Coloradans can return to life as normal as state “turns the page” on COVID-19, Polis says | Healthy Coloradans who are up-to-date on their COVID-19 vaccinations can return to life as normal as the state prepares for the “next chapter” in the pandemic, Gov. Jared Polis said Friday.
Polis and other state health officials unveiled a ... |
| 22.02.2022 | Medical misinformation often isn’t outright lies. It’s more subtle than that | The most powerful forms of deception rely more on emotional manipulation and misdirection than outright lies. That’s what I’ve observed in nearly a year of research into the murky world of medical misinformation.
Take the episode of “The Jo... |
| 02.02.2022 | With new buyout, J&J jumps back in on a storied but troubled Holy Grail target | Over a decade ago, some pharma executives fell in love with a molecule called rapamycin and its genetic target, called mTOR. (Literally: “molecular target of rapamycin.”)
It was easy to see why. Originally identified in 1972 by an Indian-Ca... |
| 20.01.2022 | Health
Health | When am I protected from surprise medical bills? Answers about Colorado law and new federal No Surprises Act | Coloradans not covered by the state’s law preventing surprise medical bills now have similar protection under federal law, but there are a few important differences.
Both Colorado law and the federal No Surprises Act, which took effect Jan.... |
| 18.01.2022 | Health
Health | Hospital “crisis” care already happening amid Colorado’s omicron surge, ER doctors warn Polis | Colorado’s emergency rooms are essentially already rationing health care amid COVID-19’s omicron surge, but without the legal protection that would come if the state authorized crisis standards, a physician group told Gov. Jared Polis’ staf... |
| 10.01.2022 | What the physician exodus means to medical students like me | Here’s how I describe being in medical school during the coronavirus pandemic: It feels like I’m starting a job at a new building, except the building is on fire and everyone is rushing outside as they try to save their own lives. It is an ... |
| 22.12.2021 | Rapid Tests Can Save Christmas, If You Can Find Them
Rapid Tests Can Save Christmas, If You Can Find Them | (Bloomberg Opinion) -- As terrifying as the rapidly spreading omicron variant is, fewer Americans should have to spend the holidays alone this year out of fear of contracting Covid-19. Not only do we have life-saving vaccines. For many peop... |
| 07.12.2021 | Colorado has “window of opportunity” to get COVID under control ahead of Christmas, modeler says | Colorado’s COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases were stable or improving as of Monday, though it won’t be clear until later this week if the virus spread across Thanksgiving tables.
As of Monday afternoon, 1,379 people were hospitalized stat... |
| 02.12.2021 | Another fight for Covid long-haulers: having their pain acknowledged | After his second hospitalization for acute Covid-19, Tony Marks expected to get better. Then pain invaded the 54-year-old software executive’s arms and legs. At first, he felt like he was covered by deep bruises, although nothing was visibl... |
| 01.12.2021 | Rising Cases of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Calls for Expanded Biotech Screening Methods | FN Media Group Presents Microsmallcap.com Market Commentary
NEW YORK, Dec. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Early onset colorectal cancer is currently on the rise [1], according to a new study [2] from the University of Colorado School of Medicine i... |
| 01.12.2021 | Rising Cases of Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Calls for Expanded Biotech Screening Methods | NEW YORK, Dec. 1, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Early onset colorectal cancer is currently on the rise [1], according to a new study [2] from the University of Colorado School of Medicine in Denver. The findings come just as the US Multi-Society Tas... |
| 09.11.2021 | Covid-19 Test Shortage Emphasized by New $70M Plan to Speed Up Authorizations | VANCOUVER, B.C., Nov. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- USA News Group - New at-home Covid tests are on the way, according to the Biden administration, which announced a new $70 million plan to speed up authorization, especially in the wake of a shor... |
| 09.11.2021 | Covid-19 Test Shortage Emphasized by New $70M Plan to Speed Up Authorizations | FN Media Group Presents USA News Group News Commentary
VANCOUVER, B.C., Nov. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- USA News Group - New at-home Covid tests are on the way, according to the Biden administration, which announced a new $70 million plan to s... |
| 04.11.2021 | Time, facial feminization, and the transgender experience | Time, a precious commodity for all of us, poses extra challenges for transgender people.
Every day they confront the 100 milliseconds it takes a binary mind to form an impression and judge another person: “Is that a man or a woman?”
My tran... |
