Angie Dixon

The morality play of chronic pain Will AI help treat pain more effectively, or will it just learn to replicate human biases? In 2022 I slipped on a loose rug and fell. I’m disabled, so I needed help getting off the floor. This time, my right ankle noped o... See more

Disabled people live in the future Technology that merely represents convenience to some can be lifesaving to others. On a given day, I might log into a remote meeting, receive a grocery delivery, meet with my doctor by telehealth, brainstorm ideas using ... See more

During its regular meeting on May 28, the Colorado State University Foundation Board of Directors unanimously voted to name Scott Roberts president and chief executive officer of the CSU Foundation. Roberts assumes the role after serving in an interim cap... See more

Who comforts the secular? Hospitals still carry embedded religious assumptions, even as more people than ever are nonbelievers. Hospitals today are more technologically advanced than ever. In the southern United States, where I live, you can have a remote... See more