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More than 3,000 Coloradans who tested positive for COVID-19 say they had long COVID, according to new survey

One in seven Coloradans who tested positive for COVID-19 say they had long COVID.

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COVID-19 is spiking in Colorado s wastewater Here s what that means

Look out, a fast-spreading coronavirus variant is going around.

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What not to take home from this year s holiday gathering? COVID-19 Here s the best way to steer clear of it this holiday season

All the key coronavirus indicators in Colorado are pointing toward a rise in cases, and hospitalizations are as high as they’ve been since the start of 2023.

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COVID vaccines are available for infants But getting one is harder than it used to be

The end of the public health emergency declaration has left families, clinics, pharmacies and other providers scrambling to adjust to the new reality.

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Do you have long COVID? This Colorado research is trying to help identify just what it does and what to do about it

For up to 600,000 Coloradans, long COVID is a daily headache: chronic illness has stifled their lives. Now, new research at CU Anschutz is seeking to inform medical professionals about how best to treat it.

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