Compiled by the Rose Community Foundation

 

The World Health Organization has raised the threat level, and there are now cases in Colorado. Here are some tips and resources.

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Over the weekend, I took a 7-mile walk alongside Clear and Ralston Creeks. I kept noticing garbage in the water. I thought to myself, "Gee, imagine the pollutants I can't see."

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To spark dialogue on a local level, we are sponsoring statewide screenings and panel discussions of "Sick Around America," a compelling "Frontline" documentary. These events were made possible through the generous support of The Colorado Health Foundation and The Colorado Trust.

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In these web-only videos from "Wide Angle," primary school students in Nairobi sing out about HIV/AIDS, sexuality and women's rights.


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The statistics are staggering: We spend $2.2 trillion a year on health care and yet 46 million Americans are uninsured. In Colorado, 17% of the population lacks medical coverage, or nearly 800,000 people. The problem is getting worse as more and more people lose their jobs – and their insurance – in today's rough economy.
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What you need to keep in your medicine cabinet if you have young children.

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On March 14/15, six Pueblo-area residents participated in a special digital storytelling workshop on their journeys through the health care system. Here are their health care stories.

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T.R. Reid, veteran correspondent for The Washington Post and a Denver resident, recently traveled the world for the "Frontline" documentary "Sick Around the World," to see how other industrialized countries manage their health care systems and what we can learn from them. In the following video segments, T.R. Reid introduces excerpts of the film and relates it to Colorado.
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We're conducting a poll on health care. Take our poll and see the results.
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Colorado has been working to improve health care for all residents – will the Obama administration's plan help?

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