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Health summit focuses on reform

Speakers offer insights to care

Scholarships for 2 local health workers

Durango women win two-year grants

Could the spread of tuberculosis come from seals? Study says yes

After a remarkable analysis of bacterial DNA from 1,000-year-old mummies, scientists have proposed a new hypothesis for how tuberculosis arose and spread around the world. The dis...

Make way for big bellies in U.S.

More than half of adults have abdominal obesity

Health Briefs

Program for Kids’ Camp encourages activity San Juan Basin Health Department announces a two-year grant from the Colorado Health Foundation to provide Project SPARK (sports, play a...

Robot gives Mercy surgeons an edge

For certain procedures, da Vinci offers greater precision, less trauma

Artificial sweeteners may be harmful to you ... or not

Researchers, industry groups cry foul on study

Workouts get a little safer at Durango recreation center

The Durango Community Recreation Center installed about 40 new workout stations while they were closed for annual maintenance last week. Today was the first day the new weight mac...

35M people worldwide are living with HIV

AIDS-related deaths are at their lowest yet

Respiratory virus a reminder to take precautions

As every year, with the start of school, the respiratory viral season is upon us. This year, as you may have heard, there is a somewhat unique virus that is contributing to cold symptoms. ...

Many hospitals use too many antibiotics, new study finds

NEW YORK – Doctors in many U.S. hospitals are unnecessarily prescribing multiple antibiotics for several days when just one would do the job, a new study suggests. Health official...

Feds say unused pills can be returned

In Durango, police offer dropbox for controlled substances