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Officials investigate mumps outbreak after 14 cases are reported in January alone
The Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment issued a mumps advisory Friday.
Robin Wittenstein named finalist for Denver Health CEO role
Wittenstein currently acts as Executive leader at Penn State Health.
Denver will use data to ensure more people with HIV receive treatment
Denver Public Health will launch the CDC's Data to Care initiative January 2017 to bring more individuals living with HIV back to care. Here's how.
Denver Health will conduct an active shooter drill Wednesday
Denver Health announced Tuesday that it will conduct a routine emergency drill from 5-9 a.m. Wednesday in its Emergency Department.
Dr. Michelle Herren is losing her teaching position after making a racist Facebook post, but she may continue at Denver Health
Denver Health has suspended Herren but not fired her after media coverage of the Facebook post generated outrage.
In Denver, how long you live depends on where you live
Life expectancy varies by as much as 11 years between Denver's well off and struggling neighborhoods.
No one is really sure what pot does to a developing fetus
Anecdotally, healthcare providers are reporting increases in babies born THC-positive, but it may not mean more mothers are using.
Denver Health will teach you how to tie a tourniquet in case you end up in a mass shooting
"We want to teach community members how to respond to a life-threatening bleeding injury should they ever be in an emergency situation like the one that occurred in Orlando."
Gunshot wounds are getting deadlier in Denver
At Denver Health, odds of death after a gunshot are 27 percent. That has increased by several percentage points – and it's probably not the hospital's fault.