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2026
University of Colorado Anschutz Department of Pediatrics and Children’s Hospital Colorado Rank No. 1 in NIH Funding in 2025
Children's Hospital Colorado Media | February 25, 2026
The University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics, academic partner of Children’s Hospital Colorado, ranked No. 1 nationwide in NIH pediatric research funding in 2025, earning more than $63 million in awards (per Blue Ridge Institute for Medical Research data). This research is advancing discoveries and clinical trials that improve pediatric care and outcomes.
Children’s Hospital Colorado Research Outlines First Pediatric Classifications for Suicide Risk in Adolescents and Kids
Children's Hospital Colorado Media | January 08, 2026
Based on years of national data, Children's Colorado experts identified five classifications of youth who have died by suicide. See how their findings are essential for recommending more effective and targeted suicide interventions for young people.
