Last year, I wrote about a teen's search for answers as to why she remained sick nearly a year after she first tested positive for COVID-19.
Almost a year later -- nearly 2 after she 1st became sick -- Lilly Downs' #longcovid symptom have worsened
denverpost.com/2022/09/11/col…
Since the last story, Lilly’s doctors have discovered her stomach isn’t working properly & she has been fighting life-threatening infections from the very thing giving her nutrients b/c she can't eat
Colorado's Gov. Jared Polis on what is different now vs last year during COVID surges when it comes to policy decisions related to curbing transmission.
CO has fewer ICU beds now than last year as @MegWingerter reports. There are only 80 beds open statewide.
A reminder that Colorado's surge last year was very deadly. A quarter of the then-nearly 4,000 COVID-related deaths came in just three weeks between mid-November and early December
COVID-19 cases in Colorado’s school-aged children more than doubled in the past three weeks as a new school year began
denverpost.com/2021/09/09/col…
The increase most notable among children ages 6 to 11, which recorded the highest number of weekly infections so far this year.
There were 1,319 cases among the age group the week of Aug. 29 — more than double the 485 cases reported the week of Aug. 8 dpo.st/3larrqA
Feb 4, 2019 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Hi 👋🏼We've given you a lot of content -- from stories to a podcast to an event -- on Alzheimer's disease in the past week. It's a lot and you might have missed some of it, so here's a rundown of our series "Mourning the Living."
First the stories:
Alzheimer's has weaved its way through two, maybe three, generations of the Sanchez family. Read how within a year, two parents became the next to be diagnosed with the disease: dpo.st/2PqWEc4
