The goal of the new Anschutz Medical Campus fitness center will be to reduce obesity rates.
A mother goose nesting in one of the busiest areas of Anschutz Medical Campus is under the protection and care of campus employees.
Obesity is causing health problems in children, who need help from their family to eat right and exercise to avoid heart damage as adults, says a CU doctor.
Health care students and donor families converged at the annual body donor ceremony at Anschutz Medical Campus, where donors were honored for their gift to education and science.
Marc Shiffman, MD, is closing his Summit County practice, saying that insurance and Medicare rules have made a solo practice untenable.
Defibrillators can't help a heart attack victim if no one can find the machine. CU's Comilla Sasson, MD, says a pilot project to create a national directory could fix that problem.
Human bodies evolved to store calories in case of famine. That's why we've become a very fat nation, and CU doctors say the only way to overcome our biology is to use our heads.
The ability to test earlier in a pregnancy for Down syndrome could mean more terminations because of misconceptions that health professionals and families have about patients' quality of life, a CU doctor says.
A CU pediatrician says the why of colic isn't as important as the how; he recommends calming babies with some age-old techniques.
After 20 years as dean of the CU School of Medicine, Richard Krugman, MD, remembers refusing the position when it was first offered by saying "I'm going to Belgium." Now he is the longest serving med school dean in the country.
Aurora high school students interested in health care careers spent a day in six Anschutz labs learning about topics ranging from zebrafish nervous systems to vertebrate tongues.
The author of more than a dozen books including his latest "Astride a Pink Horse," Robert Greer also teaches pathology, medicine, dermatology and dentistry at Anschutz Medical Campus.
Join the U.S. Surgeon General for a one-mile fitness walk Wednesday on the Anschutz Medical Campus.
Not all medical websites are the same and some can be dangerous to your health if you take them at face value, says CU OBGYN Chair Nanette Santoro, MD.
Strategies for losing weight are different from keeping the weight off, but "most people never make this switch," say CU Dr. Holly Wyatt.