Navigating Bird Flu Concerns

While bird flu has yet to infect humans at a significant scale, its effects are already being felt in livestock — resulting in egg shortages and soaring prices throughout the U.S. Talking with infectious disease experts, we examine what could cause bird flu to become more of a danger.

Are We Prepared?

Don’t Delay Your Colonoscopy

Colon cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S. and is becoming more of a concern for younger adults. Fortunately, a colonoscopy can help screen for polyps before they become a problem. Learn about this procedure and some common colonoscopy myths in this video.

Colonoscopy Facts & Myths

Daylight Saving Time
and Sleep

March 9 begins Daylight Saving Time, and that means having to adjust your body to a different sleep schedule. Fortunately, there are ways you can modify your routine to promote better sleep year-round.

Better Sleep Checklist

Concierge Medicine

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on promoting health and wellness.

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Triumphing Over
a Rare Disease

An active man, Chance Daves began to experience breathing problems that prevented him from walking even 50 yards without stopping. When his condition stumped his hometown doctors, he reached out to National Jewish Health, where he found treatment for a rare blood clotting condition.

How He Recovered

Surviving Spring Allergies

Spring allergy season begins a lot earlier than you might think. Our comprehensive guide provides steps to take to prevent allergies from putting a damper on your warm weather fun.

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Immediate Care

Our Immediate Care clinic for adults and children provides care for all kinds of unexpected illnesses and minor injuries (not for emergencies). No appointment is necessary, and we are open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

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Clinical Trials

Having Trouble Sleeping?

Researchers are seeking to better understand two common treatments for insomnia in adults. All study participants will be provided Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia (CBT-I) and some will also be part of a medication trial of either trazodone or a placebo pill. Volunteers are needed. Find out if you qualify.

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