A family is trying to raise millions to test gene therapy that could help kids trapped in bodies they can’t move
Producing a treatment for 8-year-old Everly Green’s ultra-rare genetic condition isn’t profitable for drugmakers.
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COVID infection early in pandemic linked to higher risk of cancer death, study finds
Researchers in U.S. and Europe aren't sure if risk is same with current variants, vaccines.
The Trump administration is pushing therapy for transgender youth. What does that look like?
Affirming therapy gives young people space to explore who they are, experts say.
Families have to find their own livers because of organ donor shortfall
Last year, Children's Hospital Colorado performed 22 liver transplants, with about 40% going to kids who live in other states.
Is your marijuana safe? Lack of data makes it hard to know in the long term
Regulators had to work with limited existing information on the possible risks of pesticides and contaminants in marijuana.
Less heart disease, more breast cancer: 5 takeaways from a new report on moderate drinking
The studies included in the report, which will help shape the 2025 edition of the Dietary Guidelines for Americans, defined moderate alcohol consumption as no more than one drink per...
Man declared dead by Social Security still fighting to restart payments: ‘I’m at my wit’s end’
His Social Security check disappeared after the agency mistakenly placed him on its list of deceased recipients.
Colorado man fighting to get Social Security payments restarted after erroneously being declared dead
More than a month later, an Aurora man still is fighting to reinstate his retirement checks, and can't seem to get a clear answer on whether the Social Security Administration...
Sleep problems in preteens increase risk of suicidal thoughts 2 years later, study finds
Most kids who have sleep problems won’t harm themselves, but establishing that sleep disturbance is a risk factor will allow for earlier intervention, a researcher said.
A mysterious syndrome that paralyzed kids seems to have disappeared. But why?
Last year, the CDC recorded 18 confirmed cases of AFM, down from a high of 238 in 2018.