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The CU School of Medicine researchers led the identification of child abuse with the publication in 1962 of their paper, The Battered-Child Syndrome. The World Health Organization named the Colorado School of Public Health Center for Global Health a collaborating center for promoting family and child health. In partnership with the State of Colorado, the Colorado School of Public Health is one of only five CDC Centers for Food Safety Excellence in the United States. Nearly all researchers who participate in cancer-related basic, translational and clinical research in Colorado are CU Cancer Center investigators. The first human liver transplant was performed by a surgical team from the CU School of Medicine. CCTSI is the largest NIH-funded Clinical and Translational Science Awards initiative in the Rocky Mountain region.

Saving our Son

Eli Gold.
From the time Eli Gold was 6 months old, his mother and father, Jacob Gump, PhD, knew that something was not quite right with their first-born child. He had unexplained vomiting and lethargy; his vision was not good; he was missing developmental milestones. His parents had taken Eli to numerous specialists but still had no definitive diagnosis. 
When he was 28 months old, on a holiday vacation to visit family on the East Coast, Eli became seriously ill. He couldn’t keep any food down; he became dehydrated.
For the first time ever, his parents heard him make one specific complaint. "He said, 'Daddy, my head hurts,'" Gump said. "Only later did we realize that he had always had a headache."

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