5280 Magazine – August 2019

AUGUST 2019

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THE VALUE OF VIGILANCE

Thanks to significant medical

advancements, those diag-

nosed with HIV can expect

to live relatively normal lives.

But with a recent uptick in

new HIV cases, has clinical

success created a sense of

apathy among Coloradans?

BY CHRIS OUTCALT

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TOP DOCTORS

Our annual list of 333

physicians in 95 specialties.

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THE ULTIMATE INSIDER’S

GUIDE TO FORT COLLINS

From destination-worthy

dining to outdoor adventures

to sexy nights on the town:

your locals-approved plan

for a visit to Denver’s favorite

northern neighbor.

BY ELISABETH KWAK-HEFFERAN

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CRUSHING IT

CRUSH Walls, which will

celebrate its 10th year next

month, is a vibrant celebra-

tion of how much the city’s

street art scene has grown.

BY JESSICA LARUSSO

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WALKING ON

THE WILD SIDE

Colorado is in the midst of

a trail-building bonanza.

But research has revealed

an inconvenient truth: The

humans recreating on these

trails are negatively impact-

ing wildlife populations

throughout the state.

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Dr. Laxmi Kondapalli

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Features

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