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Storytelling is a powerful tool that influences how we think, learn, and interact with the world, and a new study has found that community co-created text messages and storytelling may help improve influenza vaccination rates for children in underserved communities, including Black and African American children.
Denver Health welcomed its first baby of 2026, Oulahni Flores, born at 2 a.m. Jan. 1, weighing 7 pounds, 0.4 ounces and measuring 20 inches long. The baby’s parents, Claudia Flores-Rios and Erik Flores received a thoughtful gift of 2,026 diapers and a “Hello, Little One” welcome bag filled with essential supplies to help support the start of their baby’s life with everything needed.
Now in its second year, the Rural Education Symposium is a two-day training event designed to support rural healthcare providers in the care of critically ill or injured patients.
Through hands-on skills training and case-based discussions, the symposium equips providers with the knowledge and confidence to manage high-acuity situations in resource-limited settings.
Denver Health unveiled Colorado’s first Integrated Medical and Psychiatric Care Unit (IMAP), a 12-bed inpatient unit that treats adult patients with active medical and active psychiatric conditions that require hospitalization at the same time.
Denver Health’s reputation as the most trusted hospital for families to deliver their babies was bolstered this week by U.S. News and World Report, which named Denver Health to its 2026 list of Best Hospitals for Maternity.
Already designated as one of Newsweek’s Best Maternity Care Hospitals, Denver Health delivers half of all babies born in Denver, including more than 4,300 last year.
To improve outcomes for critically ill patients who require a breathing machine, Denver Health joined health systems across the country in a multicenter study to compare two commonly used sedatives for intubation, etomidate and ketamine and determine if either sedative improves patient outcomes.
A national advisory committee voted today to change its guidance on newborn hepatitis B vaccination, recommending shared decision-making rather than universal vaccination for infants born to hepatitis B-negative mothers. Despite this shift, Denver Health will continue recommending the hepatitis B vaccine on the day of birth for all newborns. This decision is based on the presence of hepatitis B in our community, the risk of exposure from mothers without prenatal care or household contacts and the continued safety and effectiveness of the vaccine.
By Mark Hammerberg, MD
My name is Mark Hammerberg and I am one of the surgeons in the Orthopedic Center of Excellence here at Denver Health. This article is going to give you everything you need to know about knee replacement surgery. You will learn what knee replacement surgery is, who can benefit from having a knee replacement, and the basics of how a knee replacement gets done here at Denver Health.
