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Northern Colorado Data Highlight Key Differences Between Counties, Calling for Localized Solutions.
Data Reveal Unique Identities and Experiences Among Groups of Coloradans Under the Hispanic or Latino Umbrella
Adaptive Sports and Belonging Boost Mental Health for Dragon Boat Athletes
Catch up on some of the latest research from the Colorado Health Access Survey. CHI analysts shared their findings on Coloradans' experiences with telemedicine, reproductive health access, substance use treatment, and oral health.
Colorado legislators in 2024 made substantial progress in reducing childhood poverty. The legislature dedicated nearly $700 million to a program that allows families with low and medium incomes to claim a new tax credit of up to $3,200 per child. Supporters say the initiative could bring about a major reduction in child poverty in the state. But that wasn’t all that happened in the 2024 session.
A sense of belonging is important to people’s mental health, physical health, and place in society. But measuring a sense of belonging is difficult. We worked with Over Zero to adapt the national Belonging Barometer survey for Colorado. Learn all about the data and a new funding effort called Belonging Colorado in this webinar.
Coloradans Forgoing Needed Care Due to Discomfort Talking with Health Professionals, Cost, Stigma
Many people are having their medical concerns dismissed by health care providers.
A look at the 2024-25 state budget highlights for health and social programs