A new study led by CU Anschutz School of Medicine researchers suggests non-typhoidal Salmonella may use an ancient metabolic pathway to colonize the gut.

Aline Maddux, MD, MSCS, is investigating into how children recover after a bout of acute respiratory failure.

CU Anschutz psychologist J. Megan Ross, PhD, is investigating why long-term cannabis use is associated with lower body mass index and other gut impacts.

For CU Anschutz orthopedics professor Jason Dragoo, MD, clinical care and orthobiologics research are happening in sync, paving the way for an even brighter future for patients.

The awards fund critical biomedical research that is high-risk, high reward and aims to help answer some of health science’s biggest questions.

CU Anschutz is seeking deeper industry alliances that will supercharge clinical trials research across campus in critical areas of medicine.

Pilot study will begin to examine biomarkers associated with recovery following pediatric disorders of consciousness

CU Anschutz School of Medicine faculty members help students with asthma so they miss less class and perform better in school.

CU Anschutz researchers are using bacteriophages — specialized viruses that only infect bacteria — to study novel treatments for bacterial infections.

Rebecca Schweppe, PhD, Bryan Haugen, MD, and Jennifer Richer, PhD, aim to advance their work to a clinical trial for patients with certain thyroid cancers.

Jen MacKenzie experienced painful, debilitating symptoms for over five years before CU Anschutz specialists identified and treated her complex CSF leak.

AI is coming into greater use in medicine in a host of ways. Now, attention is turning to how AI tools might be employed in emergency medicine.

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Large language models may offer an opportunity to enhance surveillance and boost opportunities for infection prevention, says CU Anschutz faculty member Guillermo Rodriguez Nava, MD.

The Division of Transplant Medicine, the first academic division of its kind in the nation, brings experts across specialties into a shared home.

As women spend more time in a postmenopausal state, CU Anschutz gynecologist Jaime Arruda, MD, anticipates a deeper focus on skeletal muscle mass.

CU Anschutz researchers are using RefinedScience’s multi-omics platform and ability to combine tissue samples with clinical data to accelerate research.

A new scientific statement asserts that consuming up to 400mg of caffeine in coffee per day is generally healthy for most adults.

The CU Anschutz School of Medicine faculty member is one of seven health professionals who have been chosen for NAM fellowships.

Can Oral Semaglutide Reduce Alcohol Use? CU Anschutz Clinical Trial Shows Fewer Heavy Drinking Days

CU Anschutz Cancer Center researcher Breelyn Wilky, MD, conceived of and ran a clinical trial for metastatic sarcoma patients like Peter Wessel.

All 24 departments within the CU Anschutz School of Medicine funded the NIH gap funding program, which provided more than $1.8 million to researchers.

Researchers at CU Anschutz investigate what menopausal hormone therapy might mean for age-related macular degeneration, which disproportionately affects women.

Desiree Starzyk always felt she was meant to be a healer. When she began working in psychiatry at CU, medical school seemed like the best way to do that.

Cases of cyclosporiasis are rising in the U.S., with cases now detected in 31 states, including Colorado.

Arike Coker, a passionate athlete growing up, tore her ACL in 2019. That injury — and her experience as she recovered — led her to pursue a career in medicine.

Thousands gathered at Denver's Buell Theatre on July 3 for the Colorado Symphony's Independence Eve concert, presented by CU Anschutz.

A sunscreen ingredient that offers safe, long-lasting protection has been OK'd for use in the U.S. A CU Anschutz dermatologist applauds the decision.