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Meg Wingerter

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I cover health for The Denver Post. Open to story ideas! Opinions are mine and retweets aren't endorsements. She/her/hers
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A few years of healthy eating and exercise influences health 2 decades later, new study shows

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By Meg Wingerter Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Even a few years of healthier eating and exercise can show up in better health outcomes two decades later, a new national study with Colorado ties found — but most people need significant support to make those changes.
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Colorado’s proposed SNAP ‘soda ban’ likely dead after judge’s ruling

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By Meg Wingerter Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado’s proposed ban on using public food assistance to pay for soft drinks, which already faced a tight approval timeline, is likely dead after a judge on Monday ruled the federal government lacked the power to authorize such changes.
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Denver Health posts strong 2025 finances, but hospital faces losses with Medicaid changes

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By Meg Wingerter Verified
| The Denver Post Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Denver Health recorded its strongest financial results in years in 2025, though its leader says one good year isn’t enough to cushion the region’s safety-net hospital from coming state and federal cuts. In 2022, Denver Health was on the ropes, losing $35 million.
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