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02/03/2026

UCHealth medical experts continue to recommend the full, evidence-based vaccination schedule to protect kids from serious and preventable diseases.

If you have questions, talk with your child’s provider and get the facts backed by decades of science and real-world experience.

Colorado medical experts and UCHealth providers continue to recommend the full child vaccine schedule despite recent CDC guideline changes.

02/02/2026

Back on the Bass 🎼
Bonding with Tim over a shared love of bass players and in awe of the power of music therapy. After Tim had a stroke, he worked with Preston and other rehabilitation teammates to refine his motor skills and get him playing again.

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

Dry, itchy or tired eyes are often a sign you need to blink more, hydrate and give your eyes a break, especially in cold weather or during long screen time.

See what really helps relieve dry eye symptoms and when it’s time to get expert care.

Have symptoms of dry eyes, including eyes feeling tired, itchy eyes, blurred vision? One of the best things you can do is blink.

02/01/2026

This Black History Month, communities across Colorado are celebrating Black history through art, education and storytelling. Explore museums, libraries and virtual experiences that invite you to reflect and participate all month long.

Achievements and contributions by Black Americans abound. Here are ways you can celebrate Black History Month in Colorado.

01/31/2026

Eating well with Parkinson’s Disease isn’t about strict rules. It’s about supporting brain health and making mealtimes easier.

Learn why experts recommend more Omega-3-rich fish such as salmon and trout, plus simple kitchen adjustments that can help people stay nourished and independent.

People with Parkinson's Disease can benefit by adding more fish to their diet (try Trout Almondine) and making accommodations in the kitchen.

01/30/2026

Long before he became a physician, Dr. Daniel Lee spent his early mornings on the ice at the Pueblo Ice Arena, training as an Olympic figure skating hopeful. The discipline, focus and resilience he developed as a nationally ranked skater shaped who he would become. When injuries ended his skating career, those same qualities guided him toward medicine and back home to Pueblo.

Today, Dr. Lee is a hospitalist and physician leader at UCHealth Parkview Medical Center, where he cares for patients he often knows as neighbors, friends and lifelong community members. He brings the mindset of an elite athlete to health care, believing that consistent effort, teamwork and attention to detail lead to better outcomes. In addition to caring for patients, he helps lead initiatives to improve hospital quality, train future physicians and strengthen care across southern Colorado.

Outside the hospital, Dr. Lee finds joy skating with his children on the same ice where his journey began. For him, serving Pueblo is not just a career choice. It is a commitment to the community that raised him and the people he is proud to care for every day.

His artistry on ice made him an Olympic hopeful. Now, Dr. Daniel Lee brings that same determination and passion to improving health care in Pueblo.

01/30/2026

Different battles, one heart💜

This year, for the Colorado State Women's Basketball Fight Like a Ram game, Claudia Rivas was paired with Caitlin Kramer. Fight Like a Ram brings athletes and our Cancer Warriors together to unite and show how powerful community truly is.

Staying positive through cancer was difficult, but Claudia was uplifted by the love from her family, friends and her favorite quote, “I have failed over and over again in my life, that is why I succeed.”

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01/29/2026

Antibiotics are powerful tools and using them wisely matters 💊

Learn why doctors are more selective and how it helps protect your health long term.

Learn why doctors avoid prescribing antibiotics and how smarter, safer treatments help protect patients and prevent antibiotic resistance.

01/28/2026

Thanks to medical advances, more children with heart conditions are growing up healthy and active.

Here’s how doctors diagnose heart issues early and help kids thrive.

From newborns to older children, a proactive approach to heart health transforms the narrative for individuals with heart issues.

01/27/2026

Ellie Kam and Danny O’Shea are no strangers to rebuilding. Both elite figure skaters have navigated setbacks on their path to the world’s biggest stage.

Their partnership began four years ago in Colorado Springs, when Danny agreed to skate briefly with Ellie after she parted ways amicably with her former partner. That initial training session quickly showed potential. Through focused work and trust, the pair progressed rapidly, earning national titles, world medals and a spot representing the United States in Italy this February.

Ellie’s path has been shaped by strong family support, including her father, Dr. Benjamin Kam, who cares for patients at UCHealth in Pueblo. As Ellie and Danny prepare for the most important competitions of their careers, they do so with experience shaped by adversity and a partnership built to handle it.

Colorado figure skaters Ellie Kam and Danny O'Shea travel to Italy for the most important competition of their lives.

01/26/2026

February events across Colorado offer easy ways to connect, celebrate and enjoy winter❄️

Discover local events that turn winter weekends into something worth looking forward to ⬇️

Share the love this month with a nice gesture or fun outing. Check out fun things to do in Colorado in February with your special people.