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Local government elections have direct effects on their residents, but they often get ignored in the heat of a presidential campaign. The Local Ballot Measure Tracker brings attention to these important questions.
Among Coloradans 65 and older, 95% were covered by public health insurance programs.
As the national election draws near, CHI explores the evidence linking the health of a democracy to population health.This webinar features guest speakers from the League of Women Voters and Healthy Democracy Healthy People, who share insights on how we can enhance democratic engagement here in Colorado.
Adaptive Sports and Belonging Boost Mental Health for Dragon Boat Athletes
El Paso County Health Data Highlights Differences Among Military, Nonmilitary Households
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.