What Does the Emergence of the Omicron Variant Mean for the Longevity of the Pandemic?
We asked two local experts about how Omicron is changing the course of the pandemic and what it will take for life to feel “normal” again.
We asked two local experts about how Omicron is changing the course of the pandemic and what it will take for life to feel “normal” again.
From artificial intelligence to cryotherapy, getting fit isn’t just about dumbbells anymore.
Boulder designers obsessed over the OneClock so you could focus on one thing: sleeping.
Strive Health aims to fix kidney care by combining data and good old-fashioned personal attention.
Colorado State University’s new Temple Grandin Equine Center at Denver’s National Western Complex is part of the school’s plan to become the world leader in equine-assisted services.
Hosea and Lauren Rosenberg, owners of Blackbelly restaurant, are among the local parents pushing for new research and treatment to help cure their child’s rare disease.
At the Post-COVID/ICU Recovery Clinic in Aurora, doctors from different disciplines work together to treat mysterious, lingering symptoms such as fatigue, brain fog, and elevated heart rate.
The pandemic may have provided an excuse for skipping appointments, but now’s the time to return to your regularly scheduled medical routine.
Ietef Vita is advancing access to nutritious food in Denver and beyond through urban gardening, youth-oriented nonprofit work, and rap music.
Children and teens in Colorado are facing an unprecedented mental health crisis. Even so, they can still learn to endure difficulties and rebound from failure.
From intro to ice climbing classes in Ouray to yoga and meditation retreats in the wilderness near Fort Collins, find the health-oriented workshop that’s right for you.
A Colorado doctor separates fact from pseudoscience when it comes to protecting yourself from the sun.
A letter from the editors of 5280 Health‘s January 2022 issue.
A group of Colorado researchers are finding that negative connotations with treatment could slow and impair recovery from concussions.
Online platform I Matter seeks to address the mental scars incurred from the pandemic by offering youth a free mental health screening and up to three therapy sessions.
How do medical facilities actually supervise the flow of patients? And what does their history of handling an influx of sick people say about prospects for managing both the Delta variant and flu this winter?
The new South Broadway gym is able to adjust the oxygen levels so athletes can challenge themselves at sea level—or at 14,000 feet.
Wildfire rates are increasing. So understanding Colorado’s air quality index (and the little-known, long-term effects of ultrafine particulates) is becoming a rapid necessity.
There’s still time to get your legs and lungs powder-ready.
On a 100-acre farm in Wellington, men struggling with addiction and homelessness find that getting their hands dirty may be the best way to clean up their lives.
