A former Denver sportscaster was dying of kidney failure when a recently retired dog groomer stepped up. This week, they’ll join 12,000 other organ donors, recipients, and advocates at the Olympics of transplant.
What Living Well Looks Like for Adults with Developmental Disabilities Across Colorado
Contrast therapy is decidedly in for 2026. Here’s where to sweat and shiver your way to wellness around the Mile High City.
At Balfour Louisville, residents can contribute to scientific research without even leaving the building thanks to a pioneering partnership with the University of Colorado Anschutz Multidisciplinary Center on Aging.
An aging athlete begins a regimen of soaking to find out.
The ROCC, developed by NICE Recovery Systems, is designed to improve strength and stamina by rapidly lowering your core body temperature. I tested it to see if it could make my everyday workouts more effective.
The Japanese practice of shinrin-yoku is about slowing down, immersing yourself in nature, and finding stillness in a frenetic, tech-filled world.
Healthy Food for Denver’s Kids was created to address a simple but urgent truth: no child should have to learn on an empty stomach or miss out on the nutrition they need to grow and thrive.
Facials, massages, and good books—plus a few more ways to chill out in Colorado no matter your budget.
Women’s health has long been overlooked and underfunded, but that’s changing in the Centennial State.
Menopause has long been misunderstood and undertreated. This Colorado expert encourages women to ask for help early and often.
You’ve probably heard that endometriosis can cause chronic pain. But thousands (maybe millions) of women, myself included, have no idea the disease is ravaging our bodies.
Children’s Hospital’s new Female Athlete Program is fighting the stigma around eating disorders, period pain, and other common but neglected challenges.
Birdie Johnson founded Mama Bird, a nonprofit that provides pregnancy and postpartum support for women of color, so that no Colorado parent would have to endure what she did.
When a woman’s heart fails, symptoms are different than in men, and doctors often miss it until it’s too late. Dr. Stacey Trent is working to change that.
More than 1,200 of the very best physicians—in over 75 medical specialties—in the Denver metro area.
In Colorado, scientists and entrepreneurs are looking to bring psychedelic mushrooms to the masses. Could their purported healing properties help me?
In the past decade, the rate of postpartum mood disorders has doubled nationwide. In Colorado, a village of nonprofits, hospitals, and researchers are working to change that.
