Katie Kerwin McCrimmon, UCHealth, Author at UCHealth Today

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Katie Kerwin McCrimmon is a proud Coloradan. She attended Colorado College thanks to a merit scholarship from the Boettcher Foundation and worked as a park ranger in Rocky Mountain National Park during summers in college. Katie is a dedicated storyteller who loves getting to know UCHealth patients and providers and sharing their inspiring stories. Katie spent years working as an award-winning journalist at the Rocky Mountain News and at an online health policy news site before joining UCHealth in 2017. Katie and her husband, Cyrus — a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer — have three adult children and love spending time in the Colorado mountains and traveling around the world.

Are new COVID-19 subvariants small storms or powerful hurricanes?

September 29, 2022

Missouri farmer, 80, boasts one of the world’s longest lasting transplanted kidneys. His sister’s kidney has lasted 56 years and counting.

September 29, 2022

Flu is already here and doctors are bracing for a high number of infections this year

September 29, 2022

Under new guidelines, millions more people qualify for lung cancer screenings

September 26, 2022

Sus padres crecieron con pocos recursos en México. Ahora es “la viva imagen del sueño americano”.

September 6, 2022

Her parents grew up impoverished in Mexico. Now she’s ‘a picture of the American Dream.’

September 1, 2022

New omicron-specific COVID-19 boosters are available now. What you need to know.

September 1, 2022

Semi-retired couple delivers 76,000 donuts to first responders and health care heroes

Aug. 15, 2022

Clinical trials for ‘entirely new’ mRNA flu vaccines launching soon. Will they work better?

Aug. 3, 2022

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Posts by Katie Kerwin McCrimmon, UCHealth

Are new COVID-19 subvariants small storms or powerful hurricanes?

Missouri farmer, 80, boasts one of the world’s longest lasting transplanted kidneys. His sister’s kidney has lasted 56 years and counting.

Flu is already here and doctors are bracing for a high number of infections this year

Under new guidelines, millions more people qualify for lung cancer screenings

Sus padres crecieron con pocos recursos en México. Ahora es “la viva imagen del sueño americano”.

Her parents grew up impoverished in Mexico. Now she’s ‘a picture of the American Dream.’

New omicron-specific COVID-19 boosters are available now. What you need to know.

Semi-retired couple delivers 76,000 donuts to first responders and health care heroes

Clinical trials for ‘entirely new’ mRNA flu vaccines launching soon. Will they work better?

Is the BA.5 COVID-19 subvariant super contagious?

Kate Poppert

Quitting smoking after 40 years was surprisingly ‘easy.’ How to get free help.

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Posts by Katie Kerwin McCrimmon, UCHealth

Are new COVID-19 subvariants small storms or powerful hurricanes?

Missouri farmer, 80, boasts one of the world’s longest lasting transplanted kidneys. His sister’s kidney has lasted 56 years and counting.

Flu is already here and doctors are bracing for a high number of infections this year

Under new guidelines, millions more people qualify for lung cancer screenings

Sus padres crecieron con pocos recursos en México. Ahora es “la viva imagen del sueño americano”.

Her parents grew up impoverished in Mexico. Now she’s ‘a picture of the American Dream.’

New omicron-specific COVID-19 boosters are available now. What you need to know.

Semi-retired couple delivers 76,000 donuts to first responders and health care heroes

Clinical trials for ‘entirely new’ mRNA flu vaccines launching soon. Will they work better?

Is the BA.5 COVID-19 subvariant super contagious?

Kate Poppert

Quitting smoking after 40 years was surprisingly ‘easy.’ How to get free help.

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