Colorado’s West Nile case total is so far more than double that of any other state
Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
Posted inCOVID
COVID infections are increasing in Colorado, with one important caveat
Hospitalizations remain relatively low, though they are proof of the ability of the virus to cause harm
Posted inEnvironment
Are Colorado’s summer toxic algae blooms getting worse? Here’s what to know.
So far, 2023 is on par with previous years and not a disaster, but climate change will indeed make the water toxins worse
Posted inHealth
Vaccination rates for Colorado children are dropping, raising public health concerns about measles
The state health department is sending five vaccination vans to communities across Colorado in the hopes of getting kindergarteners immunized
Posted inWater
Brown. Smelly. Kills houseplants: Residents in a southern Colorado town boil over their tap water
Officials are looking for funds to repair the community’s aging water system, as Colorado City residents blame mismanagement for the problems.
Posted inOpinion, Opinion Columns
Opinion: New limits on oil and gas ignore the will of Colorado voters
Unelected bureaucrats know better than we do. At least that’s what our state government is saying as Colorado regulators execute sweeping new development restrictions on energy companies — defying the will of Colorado voters and ignoring our own health department’s findings. The groundwork for this was laid last year when Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate […]
Posted inOpinion, Opinion Columns
Opinion: Why it’s crucial to protect yourself from coronavirus at work
I am a proud member of the research community here in Colorado, having been a professor of immunology at the University of Colorado for the last 16 years. During these difficult times, we at the CU-Anschutz Medical Campus have done much to alter our normal research programs to address the pandemic and its impact on […]