5280‘s fashion editor partnered with Denver-based makeup artist Liz Wegrzyn to test more than 40 eye creams and treatments—from beauty drawer basics to CBD-infused skincare, and more.
Denver-based Fertility House Calls aims to spread education and reduce stigma about infertility by providing at-home counseling services to individuals and couples.
Here’s what I learned (and burned).
The celebrity fitness trainer—she counts Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Lopez as clients—is bringing her pricey Vitality Week to Steamboat, March 19–22.
A new facility in Evergreen wants to open its clients’ eyes to the power of photobiomodulation.
Colorado is a great place to find adventure—until you take a humiliating spill down a ski hill and into the patience-destroying, time-sucking, rage-inducing tar pit of modern medicine.
The recently unveiled playscape employs “risky play” to make your child stronger and smarter.
How UCHealth and others are spending millions to make sure patients get the access to care they need.
A letter from the editors of 5280 Health‘s January 2020 issue.
The professor behind a new online marijuana class hashes out what scientists know about the plant’s healing properties.
Ensure you remain healthy enough to explore all four corners of the Centennial State by following our guide to staying fit and vigorous long into the best years of your life.
A dirty abode isn’t just embarrassing—it can make you sick. Consider this your starter kit to a healthier house and a healthier you.
Our guide to some of the recent additions to the Mile High City’s fitness scene.
Say goodbye to insulin injections and hello to snake toxins.
Proov is helping women understand fertility—one bathroom break at a time.
The new West Highland wellness center puts all your health needs under one roof.
With aerial yoga, fire-spinning, and even ecstatic dance, Peter Holben and Ariana Gradow created a home for Denver’s underground circus scene.
Whether you’re shopping for a traditionalist or your chakra-balancing friend, there’s something here for everyone on your list—including yourself.
A singing group in Boulder and a scientist in Denver use music to ease the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
Proov is an at-home test for progesterone, a hormone the founders say can be overlooked.
