AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLung Health: National Jewish Health researchers in Denver found that brief e-cigarette exposure injured delicate lung tissue, with some effects persisting 10 days after exposure ended. In lab models, prior exposure also weakened antiviral responses. Colorado Research: CSU researchers are testing augmented-reality “X-ray vision” to help people judge distance when their view is blocked. Biotech: Humacyte’s Phase 3 dialysis-access trial results will be presented at the kidney health meeting in Denver later this month; the study compares an engineered vessel with patients’ own veins. Autism Care: A Denver psychologist says her practice is seeing more adults diagnosed with autism, especially women. National data cited in the report found diagnoses among adults aged 26–34 rose 450% from 2011 to 2022. College Hockey: Denver remains No. 1 in the latest national poll, while Colorado College climbed to No. 12.
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