Colorado’s largest hospital is stepping up protections after someone intentionally disrupted its oxygen supply. Incredible reporting by @CODaleyNews https://t.co/4I8pGnqCEj
“We are seeing children with such traumatic brain injuries that they are hospitalized for months at a time with severe brain bleeds, permanent disability,” said emergency Dr. Maria Mandt. https://t.co/oN5KPiw5WC
Suit argues “just-take-our-word-for-it is not a viable public health response” to TB, which is highly contagious and can be fatal if untreated. https://t.co/JrM0G5M1A0
The head of Colorado’s health department says the move was needed to protect detained people, employees, visitors and broader community. https://t.co/wU73V6gP5X
Colorado’s state health department just issued a public health order after GEO Group refused standard cooperation in investigating at least one case of tuberculosis at an ICE detention center in Aurora.
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“It's like we're going backwards,” says a polio survivor who joined a Colorado group promoting vaccines amid a federal retreat.
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“The tragic reality is that influenza, COVID‑19, and RSV can all be serious—and even fatal — for children, including those who were previously healthy,” said Dr. Edwin J. Asturias, a professor of pediatrics and epidemiology.
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Colorado joins multi-state lawsuit suing Trump administration for cutting $600M in public health funding https://t.co/oMKvuhAibo via @CODaleyNews#copolitics
The most recent death comes amidst what has been a bad flu season, both in the state and nationally. The fatality is the second in the last two weeks and third in a month. #flu https://t.co/3VpiwscXG1