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Insulin prices nationwide, pump access and COVID-19 are exacerbating longstanding disparities in diabetes outcomes.

Overall, childhood poverty is trending downward, but a third of Colorado’s black and Latino kids still live in poverty, while child homelessness is increasing dramatically.

Outside of Durango, a couple experiencing homelessness wait for the birth of twins amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Though the state’s youngest residents are less susceptible to contracting COVID-19, the pandemic is still impacting them in profound ways.

School-based clinics in Colorado are finding ways to continue providing much-needed services in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Health impact assessments are becoming popular ways to build the case for community-level projects and policy changes.

After campuses empty out, colleges and universities scramble to meet their students’ most urgent needs.

How expecting Coloradans are responding to the outbreak, and what health care providers are doing to ensure safety.

Officials and advocates are scrambling to make sure children in Colorado who rely on free and reduced-price meals can still access food despite prolonged school closures.

The second Child Opportunity Index study further refines and illuminates localized disparities in Colorado Springs and Denver.