CU Anschutz Receives $50M Challenge Gift to Transform Mental Health Care

D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD, has spent his career fighting lung cancer. In 2022, that fight turned personal when he received a diagnosis of his own.

D. Ross Camidge, MD, PhD, has spent his career fighting lung cancer. In 2022, that fight turned personal when he received a diagnosis of his own.

Michael McMurray's research team at CU Anschutz studies how large protein structures made of multiple parts are built and come together inside cells.

A study with researchers from CU Anschutz showed how an app reduced repeated suicide attempts by 58.3%. of patients with a history of attempting suicide.

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Awarded One of the Largest Clinical Trial Grants in Campus History to Lead Trauma Study

Thoracic oncologist Kyle Concannon, MD, overcame a challenging upbringing to become a lung cancer physician-scientist and a cancer podcaster.

National Cancer Research Month is a time to educate on the importance of clinical trials in developing new treatments and improving patient care.

Respiratory Viruses Can Wake Up Breast Cancer Cells in Lungs

The Truth About Sunscreen in Makeup: Types of SPF and What Actually Works

New Discovery Reveals Dopamine Operates with Surgical Precision, Not as a Broad Signal

Study shows criminality is associated with damage to a key brain pathway involved in emotional control and judgment

Vaping, or electronic cigarettes, are considered safer than combustible cigarettes. A CU researcher discusses their safety for a series on addiction.

CU School of Medicine Professor Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer uses AI to help diagnose cervical cancer and an infant eye disease that can lead to blindnesss.

Brain scans reveal a connection between heavy cannabis use and reduced memory-related brain activity.

An international study led by the CU Cancer Center has uncovered why a widely used treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML) doesn’t work for everyone.

CU researchers are combining cell painting with machine learning to help uncover new mechanisms behind cardiac fibroblast activation, potentially leading to novel therapeutic targets.

The Gates Institute at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus helps researchers streamline therapies from discovery to clinical trials through the new Translational Sciences Lab,…

Pediatric gynecologists Veronica Alaniz, MD, MPH and Lauryn Roth, MD, help teens and parents understand puberty and teen reproductive health.

A physical therapy researcher whose work could cut recovery time from knee surgery by 50% aims to help people live an active life without pain.

New study from CU Anschutz could help improve vaccine effectiveness in some immunocompromised patients.

Use of psilocybin has increased significantly since 2019, according to a new study.

Brian Freed, PhD, of the CU Department of Medicine, says a tiny edit to the body’s ‘immune gene’ could block rheumatoid arthritis and other disorders.

Two CU Anschutz researchers have been working with researchers across the globe to develop groundbreaking new technology called adaptive deep brain stimulation.

First of its Kind Study Identifies Metabolic Defects in Dravet Syndrome

New research at the Colorado Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CCTSI) aims to establish safe oral antibiotic doses for infants, potentially reducing hospital stays and improving care for…

“It's an honor to be a part of this process to, as a basic scientist, be able to play a small role in improving the lives of these patients."

Infectious diseases expert Michelle Barron, MD, explains immune amnesia, a potential years-long consequence of measles.

New study shows greater adherence and weight loss in a 4:3 intermittent fasting group compared with a traditional daily calorie restriction group.

Ophthalmologists and optometrists applaud an expansion of their clinic at Children’s Hospital Colorado that offers expert care, state-of-the-art equipment, and a whole lot of fun to their young…

Two CU Anschutz researchers have been working with researchers across the globe to develop groundbreaking new technology called adaptive deep brain stimulation.

Promising new research shows potential to cure recurrent urinary tract infections through the use of a nanogel.

New CAR-T Cell Therapy Shows Promise for Hard-to-Treat Cancers

Study Shows Primary Care and Telehealth Can Deliver Life-Changing Diabetes Care

When HIV first emerged in the 1980s, there were no treatments and no cure. Today, dying with HIV has mostly turned into living a long life with HIV.

Dr. Loretta Ford, the pioneering nurse known for her groundbreaking work in advancing the role of nurse practitioners, has died at 104. Sunday TODAY’s Willie Geist remembers a life well lived.

University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus Earns Prestigious R1 Research Classification

Colorado's medical research community is looking at how to handle the potential of cuts to research grant money that it receives from the National Institutes of Health.