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Mashup Score: 3
Crimes including car theft and pubic disorder dropped after a sweep, but for the first week and only within a quarter-mile radius, the CU Anschutz study found
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Mashup Score: 12COVID scrambled attendance and reshaped how parents view school — part of why many kids still miss class - 3 month(s) ago
With school attendance rates still lower than before the pandemic, state and district officials say it’s taking time for families to “renorm” their attendance track record
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RT @ajlamesa: Many kids are still missing class after COVID reshaped how parents view school https://t.co/ES7YDW5iYx https://t.co/Ep03nqrDMH
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Mashup Score: 5AI’s new eyes in the sky helping Colorado get a jump as wildfires spark every few hours - 5 month(s) ago
New AI layers using NOAA satellites are helping to combat wildfires faster and smarter in Colorado and the West.
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AI’s new eyes in the sky helping Colorado get a jump as wildfires spark every few hours https://t.co/Hp2OruRROr https://t.co/qF40HcK6xj
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Mashup Score: 0An experiment doled out money to homeless people in Denver, no strings attached. Here’s what happened. - 6 month(s) ago
The percentage of people who had housing at the 10-month check-in of the Denver Basic Income Project climbed to 45%.
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What happened after homeless people in Denver got paid with no strings attached https://t.co/LOyUkfmlFv
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Mashup Score: 0Smoke from faraway wildfires may be worse for Coloradans than if it came from blazes in their own backyards - 6 month(s) ago
For long stretches of the summer the Front Range has been bathed in smoke traveling hundreds of miles from California and Oregon wildfires and it turns out that long-range smoke could be more dangerous than the fumes from homegrown forest fires. Some initial studies have shown that long-range smoke may be more toxic and since […]
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Smoke from faraway wildfires may be worse for Coloradans than if it came from blazes in their own backyards https://t.co/zslvc7YzR9
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Mashup Score: 7Colorado nursing homes are left in the dark as more utilities cut power to prevent wildfires - 6 month(s) ago
When wind created wildfire conditions, Xcel Energy cut power to homes and businesses — including an assisted living and skilled nursing facility.
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RT @ColoradoSun: Colorado nursing homes are left in the dark as more utilities cut power to prevent wildfires https://t.co/kyh3EWQCuH
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Mashup Score: 6Abortion seekers continue to flood Colorado for care. 85% of people requesting travel help are Texans. - 7 month(s) ago
A fund that helps people pay for abortions and the travel costs to reach Colorado is anticipating $2.5 million in requests this year
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Colorado abortion providers are receiving influx of calls from Floridians after the state’s May 1 ban took effect A fund that helps people pay for abortions and the travel costs to reach Colorado is anticipating $2.5 million in requests this year https://t.co/qssAT0skZH
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Mashup Score: 3
Likely more than 1 million people in Colorado have some form of medical debt. These seven charts explain how much they owe and where they live.
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"Medical debt is the most common collection item on consumer credit reports nationally...But it also lurks in other ways — as credit card bills and payment plans and loans needing to be repaid to friends or family." The debt impacts patients nationwide. https://t.co/kQ9MLazWel
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Mashup Score: 4Rural Colorado’s “cowboy up” culture has led to high suicide rates. How can the state improve mental health in agriculture? - 8 month(s) ago
The isolation and independence of Colorado’s farmers and ranchers contribute to higher rates of suicide. The issue is getting more attention.
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Isolation and independence might contribute to higher rates of suicide among Colorado’s farmers and ranchers. https://t.co/kB1OqZEEdN
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Mashup Score: 1How a Denver health clinic is trying to stop the spread of HIV - 1 year(s) ago
Vivent Health has a 93-96% viral suppression rate for people who have been housed for at least three months
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How a Denver health clinic is trying to stop the spread of HIV — “Vivent Health has a 93-96% viral suppression rate for people who have been housed for at least three months” https://t.co/ochWMuRnBa
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With article in @ColoradoSun Homeless camp sweeps don't cut crime, says study of 300 Denver cleanups (2/3) https://t.co/wlqEwQ1PM7