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UnitedHealth Group Profits Hit $22 Billion In 2023.
$22 Billion made by NOT providing healthcare to people.
"Deny. Defend. Depose."
$22 Billion made by NOT providing healthcare to people.
"Deny. Defend. Depose."
December 5, 2024 at 1:37 PM
UnitedHealth Group Profits Hit $22 Billion In 2023.
$22 Billion made by NOT providing healthcare to people.
"Deny. Defend. Depose."
$22 Billion made by NOT providing healthcare to people.
"Deny. Defend. Depose."
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And those lowest-income counties also happen to be Colorado’s most rural.
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Kids in Colorado’s poorest counties are more likely to experience the death of a parent, sibling
A new study shows 1 in 8 children in counties with the lowest median income experience the death a parent or sibling most often
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December 4, 2024 at 9:26 PM
And those lowest-income counties also happen to be Colorado’s most rural.
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University of Northern Colorado and Colorado State University are expanding food programs to make sure students can focus on learning, rather than on where their next meal will come from
Food pantry programs aim to reduce hunger on Colorado college campuses where half of students go hungry
Pantry programs at University of Northern Colorado, Colorado State University work to make sure students can learn, instead of look for their next meal
buff.ly
December 4, 2024 at 5:20 PM
University of Northern Colorado and Colorado State University are expanding food programs to make sure students can focus on learning, rather than on where their next meal will come from
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Sure, apples have been growing in Colorado for the last century and a half. But the golden age for cider is right now.
This and more in today's edition of The Sunriser newsletter:
This and more in today's edition of The Sunriser newsletter:
The Sunriser | The golden age of Colorado cider is now
Plus: A study on parent and sibling loss in Colorado’s lowest-income counties, how to support independent journalism on Giving Tuesday, and more.
coloradosun.com
December 3, 2024 at 7:16 PM
Sure, apples have been growing in Colorado for the last century and a half. But the golden age for cider is right now.
This and more in today's edition of The Sunriser newsletter:
This and more in today's edition of The Sunriser newsletter:
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Professor Leslie Leinwand and her lab want to know how python hearts grow and shrink so fast — and whether that could lead to treatments for humans
Can pythons help treat heart disease? A CU scientist is aiming to find out.
University of Colorado professor Leslie Leinwand thinks studying python hearts could lead to treatments for human heart disease
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December 4, 2024 at 3:08 PM
Professor Leslie Leinwand and her lab want to know how python hearts grow and shrink so fast — and whether that could lead to treatments for humans