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Mashup Score: 20Another troubling impact of wildfire smoke? Risk of youth mental illness, according to CU study - 6 month(s) ago
A new CU Boulder study found exposure to air pollution — including wildfire smoke — increases symptoms of mental illness in young people.
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Mashup Score: 8As measles makes a comeback, Colorado vaccination rates are 'an accident waiting to happen' - 9 month(s) ago
Measles is making a comeback globally and in the U.S. And not enough Coloradans, especially youngsters, are vaccinated against it to prevent it from
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As measles makes a comeback, Colorado vaccination rates are ‘an accident waiting to happen’ https://t.co/iTHXlWJEZS
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Mashup Score: 3How many people did we save with social distancing and COVID vaccines? CU researchers say nearly a million - 10 month(s) ago
Before the first COVID-19 vaccine became available, Americans radically changed their behavior to avoid getting the virus by social distancing and wearing
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“Social distancing allowed 68 percent of Americans to get vaccinated before they contracted the virus” https://t.co/6w1FCAVYbP
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The Environmental Defense Fund says MethaneSAT, set to launch next year, is a new frontier for climate accountability.
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Next year, the Environmental Defense Fund plans to launch MethaneSAT, a satellite built to hunt global methane emissions w/ unprecedented precision. The results will be published online to hold corporations & nations accountable to their climate pledges https://t.co/wKWgmBheLr
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We learned a previous guest — who was battling colon cancer – passed away. Kacie Peters died Wednesday.
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She raised awareness of colorectal cancer, which ultimately claimed her life https://t.co/patqvVzBEn
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The two hospitals in Pueblo, Parkview Medical Center and Centura St. Mary-Corwin, do not pay most federal or state taxes. Advocates want to see them use community benefit spending on things that actually create community benefits, such as charity care.
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LISTEN: KFF Health News' @MarkianHawryluk joined @COPublicRadio to talk about how one Colorado community is pushing back against hospitals for not providing enough charity care. https://t.co/jFy57ol7wn
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Another troubling impact of wildfire smoke? Risk of youth mental illness, according to CU study https://t.co/4NmJxkTgZu