The current research is taking place in Ukraine, where conventional evacuation can be difficult or delayed. Freeze-dried ...

On Sept. 17, CU Anschutz faculty gathered to celebrate their academic achievements at the annual Tenure and Promotion Luncheon.

A grandfather’s wish to support science helping patients led to backing for a CU Anschutz Cancer Center member’s work.

Rebecca Schweppe, PhD, Bryan Haugen, MD, and Jennifer Richer, PhD, aim to advance their work to a clinical trial for patients with certain thyroid cancers.

Recent headlines in the United Kingdom earlier this year attributed noise-cancelling headphones as a possible culprit in rising rates of auditory processing disorder (APD) and hearing problems in ...

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, the CU Anschutz newsroom is highlighting some of the ways our campus faculty conduct research, provide patient care and extend support around mental ...

Have you ever found yourself at a restaurant or party and had trouble hearing what your friend is saying to you among all of the background noise? That is central auditory processing disorder (CAPD), ...

Acid reflux is common. As many as half of all adults have experienced the condition from time to time. While heartburn is often cited as a main symptom of stomach acid causing irritation in the ...

CU Anschutz has received an anonymous $50 million gift to expand its nationally recognized Cerebrospinal Fluid (CSF) Leak Program and transform care for patients with the often-misdiagnosed condition.

The CU Healthcare Innovation Fund announced today that it has secured its maximum targeted committed capital of $50 million. The fund is affiliated with and located at the University of Colorado ...

For decades, hospitals have largely treated mental health and physical health separately. Patients experiencing a psychiatric crisis often receive care in one setting. Patients with complex medical ...