Obesity and fructose, homelessness and camp sweeps, methamphetamine and public health round out list
In 2023, top health scientists at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus produced life-changing discoveries that buoyed understanding of some of the most complex questions in medicine today.
From what drives obesity and cognitive decline with aging, to how homeless and methamphetamine policies affect public health, campus researchers spend their lives seeking the answers to the questions that matter.
Along with sharing their world-class expertise on everything from relationship health to the adverse effects of substance use disorders, the reach of the researchers and educators on the region's top academic medical campus grows broader every day.
The CU Anschutz Newsroom, one small player in the campus dissemination of information, generated nearly 250,000 views from readers from its top five stories alone in 2023. Those five articles, along with the five other pieces that round out the top 10, are highlighted below.
What Makes a Couple Successful? Relationship Therapist Tells All
Forced Displacement Linked With Spikes in Overdoses and Deaths
Study Suggests Fructose Could Drive Alzheimer's Disease
Researcher: Lots of Things Cause Obesity. Fructose Is at the Center
Scientists May Have Found Mechanism Behind Cognitive Decline in Aging
New Therapy First to Target Type 1 Diabetes Disease Process
Benzodiazepine Use Associated With Brain Injury, Job Loss and Suicide
Does Oxygen in a Can Deliver on Its Altitude and Energy Claims?
Can Cannabis Cause Heart Attacks?
