John Ingold

Colorado has two programs to extend health insurance coverage to immigrants regardless of legal status. It's unclear if they will survive.

A federal audit uncovered more than 220,000 payments for Medicaid enrollees who had already died, but Colorado disputes the claims

Two Colorado hospitals will resume providing gender-affirming care to youth, after a federal judge blocked a Trump administration order.

The federal government awarded Colorado $339 million for health insurance affordability programs. But it hasn't arrived yet.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has joined in four lawsuits against Trump administration policies and also taken other legal actions.

An artificial intelligence program from a company called Nabla is helping doctors at Denver Health take notes during visits with patients.

The National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation send tens of millions of dollars to Colorado universities every year.

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Medical residents and fellows at the University of Colorado want to form a union, but the university won't give its approval

Colorado has not seen a notable increase in tuberculosis cases, and most cases are sporadic and not from local transmission