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Olen Olson with a photo of her son Joseph Deaguero at her Aurora, Colo. home. Olson advocated for wider access to the newer class of hepatitis C drugs, which her son, who is incarcerated in Colorado, finally received in January 2018.

Photo by Joe Mahoney / Special to The Colorado Trust

Health Care

October 30, 2018

Expensive—and Equitable

By Michael Booth

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Health Care

December 12, 2017

How To Get Well Soon

By Kristin Jones

In a time of deep divisions, can Colorado lawmakers make progress on health care issues that affect us all?

People & Places

February 2, 2017

Is There Such a Thing as Equity in Dying?

By Michael Booth

Colorado voters overwhelmingly approved the state’s new aid-in-dying statute. But fair and equal access to such rights under the law already appears unlikely.

Health Care

January 11, 2017

Geography is One Culprit in High Health Care Costs, But Not the Only One

By Anna Boiko-Weyrauch

A new analysis by CIVHC examines common hypotheses on high health care costs and finds them only partially true.

How To Get Well Soon

Is There Such a Thing as Equity in Dying?

Geography is One Culprit in High Health Care Costs, But Not the Only One

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