Updated: 9:45 AM Two-day clinic in Pueblo will provide free dental care for low-income individuals and those without dental insurance.

Updated: 9:01 PM Scientists have completed a major analysis of the genetics of breast cancer and find four major classes of the disease.

Updated: 5:32 AM The Food and Drug Administration may consider new standards for the levels of arsenic in rice as consumer groups are calling for federal guidance on how much of the carcinogen can be present in food.

Posted: 5:34 AM A suburban Denver man who was diagnosed with "popcorn lung," possibly from inhaling the artificial butter smell of the microwave popcorn he regularly ate, has won a $7.2 million verdict against various food companies.

Posted: 6:52 AM A California company is voluntarily recalling cantaloupes in several states, including Colorado, because of possible salmonella contamination.

Posted: 5:44 AM Starting Monday, every McDonald's menu nationwide, whether it's the drive-thru or inside, will include calorie counts for each item listed.

Updated: 4:15 PM The number of West Nile cases in Colorado is growing, 11 News has confirmed that more than 50 people in Colorado are infected with the virus.

Updated: 6:34 AM El Paso County health officials have confirmed the first case of West Nile Virus in El Paso County. They say the previously healthy adult stated showing symptoms in late August, and is now hospitalized.

Updated: 7:40 PM Officials say a 7-year-old Colorado girl diagnosed with bubonic plague has been moved out of intensive care and is recovering.

Updated: 10:58 PM Colorado health officials say two people have died from the West Nile virus this season, both residents of Montrose County in the southwestern part of the state.

Posted: 7:38 PM Mangoes sold in Colorado are among those being recalled because they could be contaminated with salmonella.

Posted: 7:04 PM Officials at Yosemite National Park have notified 1,700 past visitors they may have been exposed to the rodent-borne disease hantavirus pulmonary syndrome.

Posted: 7:09 AM Plenty of teenagers think smoking pot is no big deal. But a new study finds regular marijuana use as teens could have an impact for the rest of their lives.

Updated: 1:23 PM Denver-area health officials say four Coloradans have been diagnosed with the West Nile virus.

Posted: 10:28 AM Michelle Obama is making a house call on "The Dr. Oz Show."

Posted: 1:05 PM Nearly a year after tainted cantaloupes from southeast Colorado sickened hundreds and caused a nationwide melon scare, farmers in Rocky Ford say they're having a strong season.

Updated: 4:35 PM Seven patients were added to a list of those advised to get HIV and hepatitis testing after being exposed to colonoscopy equipment that may not have been properly cleaned.

Posted: 4:55 PM Anthrax has been found in two cows in northeast Colorado adjacent to the ranch where 60 cows died last week and anthrax was confirmed.

Posted: 10:26 AM Colorado has the lowest obesity rates in the country according to a new survey released by the CDC, but the number of states with "very high" obesity rates has grown.

Posted: 6:35 AM A new study suggests that stronger nutrition laws in school are effective in curbing weight.

Updated: 4:54 PM Sliced apples distributed to fast-food and grocery chains nationwide are among packaged products being recalled due to possible listeria contamination. Colorado is not affected by the recall.

Posted: 7:04 AM A new strain of swine flu is on the rise--and appear to be caused by kids coming into contact with pigs.

Updated: 5:53 AM A wild bat found dead in El Paso County has tested positive for rabies. It was discovered Monday afternoon near the sidewalk just outside the entrance of the Starsmore Discovery Center.

Posted: 9:54 AM Sales of tobacco to minors in the U.S. reached an all-time low in 2011 under a federal-state inspection program intended to curb underage tobacco smoking.

Posted: 1:16 PM Five years after being told to look at taking Social Security numbers off Medicare cards, Medicare officials say they still need six more months to figure out how much it will cost.