CU Anschutz ophthalmology alumni helped conduct a study that suggests maternal asthma is a potential risk factor for retinopathy of prematurity.

In light of National Cord Blood Awareness Month, CU hematologist Jonathan Gutman, MD, explains the potential benefits and limitations of cord blood.

An innovative treatment approach by Katja Kiseljak-Vassiliades, DO, has helped treat a patient's aggressive cancer, underscoring the value of research.

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

Jeffrey Brent, MD, PhD, shares tips on how to use Narcan, a life-saving medicine to reverse an opioid overdose.

CU Department of Medicine clinicians reflect on the immediate effects and years-long aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

CU Department of Medicine clinicians reflect on the immediate effects and years-long aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic.

In a new correspondence, two CU faculty members say there are heightened health risks that incarcerated people face when extreme weather events happen.

Internal medicine and addiction medicine physician Jarratt Pytell answers questions about kava, a substance commonly advertised as helping reduce anxiety.

CU health care professionals offer tips on how to become a savvy social media consumer and decipher whether popular health trends are potentially harmful.

CU is participating in the GUIDE Model, a new health care payment and service delivery model to better support patients with dementia and their caregivers.

Pulmonologist James Maloney, MD, explains how altitude sickness can affect tourists and ways to prevent it from ruining your trip.

CU is participating in the GUIDE Model, a new health care payment and service delivery model to better support patients with dementia and their caregivers.

After years of feuding among Douglas County's elected leaders, Lora Thomas has resigned, saying she is being pushed out of her office space.

The CU Department of Medicine is strong and well positioned to face the future, Chair Vineet Chopra said in his 2024 State of the Department address.

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Cardiologist Josephine Harrington, MD, has created a new clinic to treat patients with HFpEF and obesity.

Three times in less than a year, quiet pursuits initiated by the Thornton Police IMPACT team ended in violence well outside of the primary jurisdiction of the unit.

State Sen. Janet Buckner is the second senator to announce their resignation in the weeks following their reelection. She was unopposed in her Nov. 5 reelection.

Denverites in need of a warm, free Thanksgiving meal or who want to volunteer to spread holiday cheer can check out these opportunities around town.

A CU School of Medicine professor calls synthetic blood “one of the holy grails of biomedical research,” but creating an ample supply is a long way off.

Sarah Young, MD, explains how natural disasters fueled by climate change negatively impact people with kidney disease.