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Bill Would Help Youth with Mental Health Issues
Mar 17, 2019 byA proposal to implement evidence-based mental health programs to help kids with mental health problems is under consideration by lawmakers.Full story -
Scholarship to Encourage Rural Doctors
Mar 19, 2019 byA scholarship program being considered in the state legislature will support CU School of Medicine students who want to practice in rural areas.Full story -
Mental Health Benefits Disparity
Mar 27, 2019 byInsurance companies in Colorado pay mental health doctors 30 percent less than they pay other medical professionals, doctors say.Full story -
Gluten Not a Culprit in Diabetes Onset
Mar 7, 2019 byGluten is safe for young children to eat, even if they are at high risk of type 1 diabetes, a CU researcher says.Full story -
Leukemia Treatment May Be a Cure
Mar 11, 2019 byA drug being studied at CU Cancer Center to treat an aggressive form of leukemia is working so well that it may be a cure.Full story -
Limit Animal Products for Good Health
Mar 15, 2019 byA new study that shows eggs can cause heart disease supports evidence that animal products should be eaten in moderation, a CU doctor says.Full story -
Pot Edibles Pose Higher Health Risks
Mar 25, 2019 byPeople who consume marijuana edibles are more likely to require emergency department attention for severe symptoms than those who inhale the drug, a CU physician said.Full story -
Anti-Aging Discovery
Apr 4, 2019 byTreatment to prevent skin from aging may be possible thanks to a discovery that shows how stem cell loss that causes aging occurs.Full story -
Age of Diabetes Onset Affects Bone Health
Apr 10, 2019Women diagnosed with type 1 diabetes before age 20 have lower quality bone mass, a CU researcher says.Full story -
CU Awarded Grant for Open Educational Resources
Feb 21, 2019The University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus in partnership with other campuses in the CU System has received a $60,000 award under the state’s Open Education Resources (OER) initiative.Full story -
Award to Support Palliative Care Research
Jan 22, 2019 byCarey Candrian, PhD, assistant professor of medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine, has been selected by the Cambia Health Foundation to participate in the Sojourns Scholar Leadership Program.Full story -
Gout Prevention and Treatment
Jan 18, 2019 byNew drugs and good prevention can help gout sufferers, a CU doctor says.Full story -
Infections in Pediatric Transplant Patients
Jan 14, 2019Children who receive solid organ transplants are hospitalized due to vaccine-preventable infections at rates that are significantly higher than the general population, CU researchers say.Full story -
Get your Flu Shot Early
Oct 2, 2018Cases of the flu have already been reported in the Denver area, meaning an early start and potentially more deaths, a CU physician says.Full story -
Treating Cannabis Cases in the ER
Oct 2, 2018Colorado emergency rooms are seeing a spike in the number of cannabis overconsumption cases, and treatments vary according to symptoms, a CU emergency physician says.Full story -
Groundbreaking Scientist Joins CU
Jan 26, 2018 byCU School of Medicine and Children’s Hospital Colorado are pleased to announce that Terry J. Fry, M.D., one of the leading cancer researchers in the country, will join the faculty of the University of Colorado School of Medicine and Children’s Colorado at the Anschutz Medical Campus.Full story
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