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People who sit for hours at a stretch are far more likely to develop diabetes, cardiovascular disease and breast and colon cancer. Colorado workers – and their bosses – are embracing a new concept: Stand up and work.
The Colorado State Patrol reduced enforcement of highway safety in 2011 and 2012. During those years, traffic-related deaths on state highways spiked, reversing a dramatic 9-year decline in highway deaths. In January, the 42-year old chief of the state patrol was paid $90,000 to retire
Nineteen-year-old Vesha Gilbert’s toothache had become so unbearable, she ended up where no one wants to be: Sitting in a dentist’s chair, cringing at the thought of having her decayed back molar pulled. “I’m scared, but I’m glad I’m here,”
When you dial 911 in Colorado, first responders on interstates and in rural parts of the state usually show up in a fire truck. And, they are likely to be volunteers – people whose day jobs range from lawyers to butchers to high school students
Physicians at the University of Colorado Hospital are finding startling success with medications that are made to match the genes of a particular lung cancer
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