I always learn something new when putting this newsletter together, and this month's felt particularly exciting.
Several of the stories you'll read highlight promising studies that are nearing human trials, including research that could help restore vision, improve hearing, regenerate damaged cartilage and develop more advanced dentures.
It left me with a renewed sense of optimism about what the next few years could bring, as I hope it will for you.
Cooking with tea is a surprisingly versatile trick. Use it to infuse grains, poach foods or add depth to sauces in ways most people never think to try. Turn a simple cup into a small, creative way to boost flavor and your health at the same time.
Could this eye implant restore vision? The potential benefits and limitations of an experimental procedure that implants a wireless chip in the eye of patients with age-related macular degeneration.
Backed by the Anschutz Acceleration Initiative, this work shows how private support is accelerating real-world healthcare innovation with the potential to improve quality of life for denture patients everywhere.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 'Stitching Strength: Fashion and Hope in the Fight Against ALS'
Free daytime film screening followed by expert-led Q&A at the UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital.
THURSDAY, JUNE 18 Love Anything Exhibit and
Speaker Series
A powerful photography exhibition exploring OCD, grief and resilience through late artist Ryyan Chacra’s lens. Special guest speaker, Lissa Soep.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26
Heather Gardens Research Roadshow
An event for older adults curious about health research. Get your health questions answered by experts. Explore healthy brain aging, dementia, cancer and much more.
This recipe features essential nutrients including vitamins A, C and K, which support skin health, bone strength, immune function and anti-inflammatory response.
Culinary tip: The longer this salad sits, the more the flavors meld. Make it an hour ahead and let the lime juice do the work.
