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The first human case of West Nile virus this season in Denver prompts local health officials to urge precautionary measures against mosquito-borne diseases.

Boulder County reports its first human West Nile Virus case of the season; a Longmont resident is hospitalized. Public health officials highlight the disease's risks and urge countywide precautions, emphasizing the 4Ds prevention strategy.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment offers mpox resources, including free Jynneos vaccines and testing, to prevent the virus's spread.

The Douglas County Health Department advises caution as local wildlife, like raccoons, may carry rabies, and residents should avoid contact and secure their pets.

Weld County health fair on Oct 23 offers free lead screenings and flu shots, alongside education on lead poisoning prevention, supporting "Bright Futures Begin Lead-Free" initiative.

Jefferson County Public Health reports an increase in pertussis cases and urges vaccinations and other preventive measures to combat the respiratory illness season.

Denver celebrated its Peer Support Specialists on the 10th annual GPSCD, highlighting their role in aiding recovery for mental health and substance abuse issues.

Banner Health and UCHealth are postponing non-emergency surgeries due to a national IV fluid shortage caused by Hurricane Helene's impact on a North Carolina supplier.

The Weld County Board of Commissioners designated October 21-25, 2024, as National Health Education Week to honor the HECP division's efforts in public health education and improvement.

A Colorado man sued McDonald's following an E. coli outbreak linked to its Quarter Pounder burgers, with 49 reported cases and one death across ten states.

The CDC reports an E. coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders in Colorado and other states, with one fatality in Colorado. Fresh onions are suspected, with an ongoing investigation.

Boulder County reports its first human tularemia case of the year, with the patient experiencing pneumonic tularemia after exposure to a cat and dog. Health warnings will be issued as a precaution.

Health experts in Arapahoe County warn of a triple threat from flu, RSV, and COVID-19, urging vaccinations and hygiene practices to prevent spread and protect high-risk individuals.

Denver's Office of the Medical Examiner works to reconcile autopsies with religious beliefs, using alternatives like Lodox X-rays and reviewing medical history when possible, while respecting traditions.

Health officials urge Denver residents to prioritize vaccinations against common respiratory illnesses before the holidays, emphasizing safety measures for those at risk and providing resources for free or low-cost vaccines.

The article highlights the Great American Smokeout, encouraging smokers to quit on Nov. 21, and mentions support methods and health benefits of quitting, along with other health initiatives by the Douglas County Health Department.

The Weld County Department of Public Health and Environment supports the Great American Smokeout, promoting tobacco cessation, with a focus on the high usage among 18-34-year-olds.

Denver’s DDPHE is seeking community input via the Thrive in the Mile High Survey to shape health initiatives and the upcoming Community Health Assessment.

The article discusses the problem of food waste during the holidays, highlighting measures to reduce it such as planning portions, using leftovers creatively, and understanding date labels for food safety.

Denver's Food Vision 2030 is on track, with a focus on children's nutrition and urban agriculture, though food insecurity still challenges some residents.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment provides tips for food safety, proper storage, vaccinations, and pet care during the holiday season.

Boulder County is hosting a virtual meeting to discuss mental and behavioral health resources progress and programs such as WellMind Connection and CAT.

DDPHE offers insights and resources for managing mental health during the holidays, emphasizing support and self-care, and detailing services for those in crisis.

Weld County expands their Large Item Disposal Voucher Program to include North Weld Landfill, offering residents a way to discard large items for free with certain limitations.

The article discusses the rise of norovirus in Colorado and offers prevention tips from the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment, emphasizing hand washing and cleanliness.

The Colorado health department halts water testing in its state lab due to a second chemist's data manipulation, assuring no immediate public health threat.

A University of Colorado Boulder study finds residents returning to their fire-damaged homes in Boulder County face health issues due to poor air quality, similar to historical smog in Los Angeles.

Denver residents can influence their city's health landscape by participating in the Thrive in the Mile High Survey, part of DDPHE's Community Health Assessment.

Jefferson County officials emphasize the importance of radon testing and offer free test kits to residents, highlighting the gas's link to lung cancer.

Englewood offers $25 off annual recreation center passes until January 31 and free select fitness classes from January 20-25, promoting community wellness.

Douglas County faces a severe Norovirus outbreak, with the Health Department advising handwashing over sanitizers and encouraging people with symptoms to stay home.

Boulder health officials report potential Hepatitis A exposure at Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant, advising vaccination for those who consumed fresh juice there on specific dates.

Malley Recreation Center in Englewood is temporarily closing from January 20th, 6:00 p.m. to January 21st, 11:00 a.m., disrupting local fitness routines. The entire facility will be unavailable; normal operations resume January 22nd.

Denver public health officials issue guidelines for respiratory virus protection in winter, emphasizing vaccination for flu, COVID-19, and RSV, especially for high-risk groups.

Denver is dealing with H5N1 bird flu affecting birds, poultry, and cows. The public health risk is low, but residents are advised to avoid bird droppings and report sick or dead birds.

UCHealth and Denver Health pause gender-affirming surgeries for minors due to an executive order from President Trump cutting federal funding for such procedures.

Douglas County Health Department advises residents on heart health, highlighting an increase in heart disease and providing tips for lifestyle changes, such as diet and exercise, for American Heart Month.

Douglas County Commissioners approved a $1 million grant for AdventHealth to purchase a Vision RT Radiation Therapy system, enhancing local oncology services.

BCPH warns about HPAI in a wild goose in Louisville. People are urged to avoid wild birds and follow health guidelines to prevent spread to humans and pets. Bird owners should take biosecurity measures to protect flocks.

Denver health officials urge caution after bird flu was detected in local wild birds, advising to avoid sick or dead birds to prevent potential human and pet exposure.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment’s Epidemiology and Disease Intervention team managed 144 outbreaks and numerous disease cases in 2024, employing their expertise to track illnesses and prevent spread.

Moms and Mutts: Colorado Rescue (MAMCO) surrendered its PACFA license after an agreement with the Colorado Department of Agriculture due to numerous violations.

Boulder County hosts a virtual meeting on behavioral health resources, focusing on recovery support, with a panel discussion scheduled for April 3. Registration is required via their website.

The Denver Department of Public Health & Environment is actively ensuring food safety by inspecting food businesses, educating staff and patrons, and addressing complaints.

Denver confirms its first measles case of 2025 in an infant. Public exposure possibly occurred at Denver Health on April 6. Officials advise monitoring for symptoms and contacting healthcare providers if signs develop.

Boulder's website urges residents to protect local waterways from stormwater pollution and adopt habits to reduce pollutants, emphasizing community responsibility.

Measles exposure in Denver is linked to a traveler who passed through the airport and stayed at a nearby hotel, with health officials urging monitoring for symptoms and vaccination.

A rabid bat in Boulder has come into contact with a dog, raising concerns from Boulder County Public Health and prompting reminders about the risks of rabies and the importance of vaccinations and caution with wildlife.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis signed a bill protecting transgender individuals' access to gender-affirming health care, countering restrictive policies in other states.

Several new measles cases linked to Denver Airport and recent travel have been confirmed in Colorado. Officials warn the public of exposure risks and urge vaccination checks.

Boulder increases water safety efforts ahead of summer, highlighting rules for swimming in natural waters and offering free drowning prevention classes.

Boulder addresses E. coli concerns in Boulder Creek, implementing an E. coli TMDL Plan to improve water safety and educating the public on safe creek recreation practices.

Colorado health officials confirm a measles case in an out-of-state visitor and warn of potential exposure at Monarch Mountain on July 25. They urge monitoring for symptoms and vaccination.

DDPHE confirms Denver's first human case of West Nile virus in 2025, urging preventive measures against mosquito-borne disease, particularly during peak mosquito hours.

A cat in Evergreen, Jefferson County, died of plague, marking the first local case since 2023, with health officials urging disease prevention measures.

Fort Collins plans mosquito spraying on August 21 to combat West Nile virus, advising residents to stay indoors during the procedure and offering a GPS tracking system for awareness.

The Douglas County Health Department is hosting a Community Open House with health services like screenings and immunizations on Sept. 4, from 4-6 pm.

Larimer County reports its first West Nile virus death of the year, with health officials emphasizing precautions as the virus continues to pose a threat.

Fort Collins will spray for West Nile virus on Aug. 28, with a backup date of Aug. 31. Residents in the affected area have been advised on precautions.

Denver government emphasized overdose prevention on International Overdose Awareness Day, promoting resources and harm reduction strategies via social media to tackle the issue.

St. Louis encephalitis virus was detected in a mosquito pool in northeast Fort Collins, with no human cases reported; experts highlight the importance of surveillance for mosquito-borne diseases.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis received his flu and COVID-19 vaccines alongside state health officials, urging residents to do the same to combat the respiratory virus season.

The CWB and VIVE are hosting a session on mental health awareness with psychologist Marinela Maneiro, offering strategies to manage stress, anxiety, and depression.

The 2025 Rethinking Addiction and Recovery Conference in Loveland gathered over 600 professionals focused on progressive addiction and recovery approaches.

The Great American Smokeout, led by the American Cancer Society, prompts individuals to quit smoking as a step towards a healthier life and reduced cancer risk.

Denver's Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids initiative has surpassed $100 million in grants to fight childhood food insecurity and announced up to $9 million for 2026 funding.

Experts advise on managing holiday stress, citing financial worries, packed schedules, and family dynamics as common stressors. They suggest establishing routines, practicing sleep hygiene, and seeking social support.

Colorado promotes Get Covered Colorado Day, urging residents to enroll in health insurance for 2026 while addressing premium hikes and potential loss of federal tax credits.

Denver Public Health emphasizes the importance of hepatitis B vaccination at birth, despite changing federal recommendations, highlighting the vaccine's safety and effectiveness.

Boulder County residents worry about potential health insurance premium hikes if tax credits expire in 2026, potentially forcing some to drop coverage.

Preliminary Denver medical examiner figures show 515 overdose deaths in 2025 and a 24% rise in fentanyl-involved fatalities; city officials are expanding naloxone and outreach.

Children’s Hospital Colorado and Denver Health paused prescriptions for trans youth under 18 after HHS scrutiny, leaving families searching for care and legal action building.

Denver testing found Polkadot chocolate bars with psilocybin and other hallucinogens. City officials urge shoppers to avoid the products and report them.

Colorado launches the eHealth Solutions Challenge, led by Lt. Governor Primavera and the OeHI, offering up to $150,000 for technological solutions to improve health data interoperability and analysis.

Governor Jared Polis criticizes the U.S. withdrawal from the WHO, highlighting the risk to public health and pledging that Colorado will continue its commitment to global health collaboration.

Acting Gov. Dianne Primavera issued a verbal disaster declaration after a presumptive HPAI detection at a Weld County egg farm, unlocking state emergency resources.

UCHealth clinicians say about 45% of their liver transplants are now linked to alcohol-related liver disease, with younger adults and women hardest hit. Patient groups are calling for more recovery and monitoring resources.

Denver Public Schools and local doctors are warning after the Benadryl social‑media challenge appeared to resurface; East High sent parents a notice and the district pointed families to prevention resources. Medical experts warn overdoses can cause seizures, arrhythmias, coma or death.

UCHealth and AdventHealth have filed concept plans for hospitals at the I‑25/Baseline interchange in Broomfield; city concept reviews are scheduled for Feb. 17. The filings raise zoning, traffic and tax questions.

Aurora Fire Rescue and Aurora911 will pilot a telemedicine service Feb. 4 that lets some non‑emergency 911 callers speak with licensed physicians by phone or video. The city says the move should free crews for critical emergencies.

Anti‑climb fencing and a raised railing at the Royal Gorge Bridge coincide with a drop in bridge‑related suicides, county and state records show. Families and officials credit the upgrades.

State records show a big December bump in sports-betting tax receipts as clinicians warn the betting boom is already causing addiction and financial harm. Providers say more prevention and treatment are needed.

Intermountain Health’s Saint Joseph Hospital has opened a new on‑campus cancer center that consolidates oncology care into one facility for Denver patients.

A federal appeals court upheld OSHA findings that Cedar Springs Hospital failed to protect staff, leaving more than $15,000 in fines in place.

State health officials say a vaccinated traveler with measles was at DIA and St. Mary’s in Littleton on Feb. 21–22; free MMR clinics are set for Feb. 25.

A peer‑reviewed study links 17 measles cases to a single traveler who transited Denver International Airport in May 2025, revealing transmission on flights and in airport concourses.

A South Broadway cafe is offering licensed microdose sessions that pair tiny amounts of psilocybin with yoga, art and breathwork. Sessions run about 90 minutes and cost roughly $150.

The Transplant Games of America — an Olympic-style festival for transplant recipients, donors and families — comes to Denver June 18–23, 2026. Local teams and donor groups are ramping up community outreach.

Aurora’s leave‑behind Narcan program is credited with saving lives and linking survivors to treatment.

Children’s Hospital Colorado and experts warn April brings a seasonal rise in youth mental‑health emergencies; parents are urged to check in and use crisis resources.

An unvaccinated adult linked to a Weld County measles case may have exposed people at two Larimer health centers on April 13. Unvaccinated contacts should monitor for symptoms through May 4, 2026.

Jefferson County Public Health is offering no‑scalpel vasectomies on Fridays at its Lakewood clinic on a sliding fee to expand access to permanent contraception.

Colorado recorded a seventh pediatric flu death this season, a child under 5, as low vaccination rates and heavy hospitalizations worry state officials.

A Front Range vet warns ticks carrying Lyme bacteria have been found in Larimer County and some northern Colorado pets have tested positive.

Greg Berman has been named president and executive medical director of the Colorado Permanente Medical Group as Kaiser expands new clinics and hospital partnerships across the Front Range.

AdventHealth Littleton has relaunched a 24/7 forensic nurse examiner program offering trauma‑informed exams, evidence collection and court‑ready documentation for survivors.

An 11-year-old Big Island boy needs specialized EDS care at a mainland center, but his insurer denied out‑of‑network treatment. The family faces repeated hospitalizations and mounting costs.

An anti‑vax dating app is set to host a free singles mixer at Recess Beer Garden on May 29, prompting venue clarifications and public‑health concern. Organizers say it’s the first stop on a multi‑city tour.

A Denver nonprofit and state partners are building paid internships, apprenticeships and peer pipelines to ease Colorado’s deep mental‑health worker shortage.

Douglas County health officials confirmed a hantavirus death and say preliminary evidence points to local rodent exposure, not the cruise ship.

Larimer County confirmed a bat near the Adriel Hills neighborhood tested positive for rabies; officials say there are no known human exposures and urge caution.

Arapahoe County officials say a local resident tested positive for hantavirus, likely from rodent exposure, and that the case is not tied to the cruise‑ship cluster.

A VA Office of Inspector General review found mammogram images for veterans at the Aurora VA were delayed after its in‑house program closed in 2024, prompting nine recommendations to fix image sharing and follow‑up.

A new statewide coalition led by Children's Hospital Colorado is pressing gubernatorial candidates to prioritize youth mental health, with a May 28 forum testing their plans.

A Denver mother’s 14‑month fight with Anthem over her son’s emergency surgery ended when the insurer reversed a $67K denial after documentation and consumer‑assistance help.

State health data show pertussis cases rose in 2024 and 2025, with children making up most infections and public-health officials urging updated vaccines and boosters.

A vaccinated child in Delta County tested positive for measles after visiting two local clinics; health officials have posted exposure alerts and a 21‑day watch period.

The Red Cross says scheduled donations have plunged and inventories dropped by thousands of units as Colorado hits its most dangerous driving weeks. Donors who give through June 28 can get a $15 e‑gift card and entry to larger prize drawings.

Jefferson County Public Health confirmed Colorado's first human West Nile case of 2026; officials remind residents to reduce mosquito exposure and follow prevention steps.

Ads promising "free Medicare grocery cards" are circulating online and on streaming platforms. Experts say they’re usually private Medicare Advantage perks — not a government check.

Larimer County says tularemia bacteria was found in a dead rabbit in Berthoud. Officials urge gloves, repellent and to report multiple animal deaths.

A 6‑year‑old from Frederick survived a rare brain‑stem tumor after genetic sequencing and tailored treatment at Children’s Hospital Colorado.

Jefferson County Public Health warned residents after an injured bat was reported near Evergreen Lake; animal control couldn’t recover the animal for testing. Officials advise avoiding contact and contacting health services if exposed.