Vaccinations

An RFK Jr.-aligned committee bucks longstanding evidence-backed vaccine standard, but Colorado officials aren't aligned.

The CU-Anschutz medical campus in Aurora recently agreed to pay more than $10 million to settle a lawsuit revolving around vaccine mandates. Staff and students who sought religious exemptions during the pandemic say the campus violated their rights. CU-Anschutz says its vaccine policies were sound – so why did the school settle?

The widening debate over vaccine mandates in the U.S. and recent moves to get rid of them for schoolchildren in Florida are pushing some states to take steps to protect vaccines for children and adults.

State health department and chief medical officer issue orders to expand Coloradans' access to the shots.

A vaccine against weight gain: It’s something that could be in our future thanks to new research from the University of Colorado Boulder.

There are more than 800 cases of measles in the U.S., and three of them are in Colorado. So how are health officials working to stop measles from spreading in our state? And what are they doing to increase lower vaccination rates in some communities? We’ll hear from a doctor working to prevent outbreaks in Colorado.

Many are worried about measles spreading around Colorado. Doctors say being vaccinated can reduce the risks.

The Colorado Sun's John Ingold joins us to discuss a new vaccination campaign underway in Colorado for mpox, the virus formerly known as monkeypox.

About 8 million people have received the COVID-19 bivalent booster shot nationwide — less than 3% of the eligible U.S. population.

On today’s episode of Colorado Edition, we learn about the rollout of COVID-19 booster shots in Colorado. We also wrap up our series on sundown towns in the Mountain West with a look at discrimination in Loveland and a conversation with some of the journalists who worked on the project.