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LLU School of Religion Launches Two Certificate Programs

(También español) Loma Linda University School of Religion has launched two new certificate programs—one in spiritual care and another in bioethics. The school is accepting applications for the upcoming 2025-2026 academic year, and applications received before July 31 will be processed in time for the start of classes in fall quarter.

Can Nutrition Prevent Brain Tumors? A Neuro-oncologist Addresses Common Misconceptions

(También español) Brain tumors are a serious and often unpredictable medical condition, leaving many to wonder if prevention is possible. While society tends to think that lifestyle choices are a leading cause of cancers and tumors, Maninder Kaur, M.D., a neurology specialist at Loma Linda University Health, says that the exact causes of primary malignant brain tumors remain largely unknown.

Can Brain Health Be Improved?

(También español) While physical and mental health are key components of overall well-being, brain health—often overlooked as a crucial factor—is closely linked to general health rather than existing as a separate concept.

Three LLUH Hospitals Receive Highest Safety Rating

(También español) Loma Linda University Medical Center and East Campus hospitals received their 12th and 13th consecutive “A” safety ratings, respectively, and Murrieta received its second A from the Leapfrog Group for fall 2024.

Loma Linda University Children's Hospital Celebrates Groundbreaking for New Specialty Clin

(También español) Loma Linda University Children’s Health (LLUCH) hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Nov. 19 for its new Specialty Clinics building, a facility that will streamline access to comprehensive pediatric care and consolidate a wide range of specialized services under one roof.

LLU Children's Hospital Recognized as a Best Children's Hospital by U.S. News & World Repo

(También español) Loma Linda University Children's Hospital (LLUCH) has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report as a Best Children's Hospital for 2024-2025. The hospital is tied for 8th place in California overall, with several specialties earning national rankings

Loma Linda University School of Public Health Celebrates Its 60th Anniversary

(También español) For 60 years, Loma Linda University School of Public Health has worked to protect and improve the health of communities locally and globally. From leading research for the Adventist Health Study beginning in 1974 to conducting a Health Expo in Zimbabwe in 2017, the School of Public Health has been preparing future leaders to make a lasting impact.

Pesco-Vegetarian Diets Best for Reducing Risk of Death in Elderly

(También español) A variety of vegetarian diets appear to protect against risk of mortality and contributing conditions, with a pesco-vegetarian diet—which includes fish—providing the most protection against risk in very elderly people, according to a new study.

LLU Children's Hospital Resiliency Institute for Childhood Adversity Receives $500K Grant

(También español) Loma Linda University Children's Hospital Resiliency Institute for Childhood Adversity (RICA) has been awarded a $500,000 grant from the state of California to develop a model for addressing childhood adversity and improving long-term health outcomes.

The Power of Walking: Steps to Better Health

(También español) Walking is one of the most simple, accessible forms of exercise available and offers numerous health benefits.

Loma Linda University Now Offering Associate of Science Degree for Full-Time Freshmen

(También español) Loma Linda University has launched an Associate of Science (A.S.) in Health Sciences degree, a two-year college degree designed to prepare students for entry into numerous bachelor’s degree programs in several of the university’s eight schools, including pre-requisite courses for programs such as dental hygiene and nursing.

Cancer Center Introduces CAR T Therapy — The First and Only in the Region

(También español) Loma Linda University Cancer Center introduces CAR T therapy, becoming the first and only institute in the Inland Empire to offer this cutting-edge cancer treatment for both children and adults.

American College of Sport Medicine Recognizes LLU for ‘Exercise is Medicine–On Campus’ in

(También español) Loma Linda University has received the “Exercise is Medicine–On Campus” initiative’s gold-level recognition from the American College of Sports Medicine, ACSM’s highest level distinction, affirming the university is at the forefront of using exercise as a form of treatment and improving lifestyle.

‘Stronger Together’ Campaign Will Strengthen Healthcare, Education, and Research Efforts

(También español) Loma Linda University Health officially launched “Stronger Together,” a $300-million initiative intended to support researchers’ efforts to find new treatments for those facing life’s most challenging diseases,

New PACE Program Offers Comprehensive Outpatient Care, Socialization to Seniors Living at

(También español) Loma Linda University Health has launched a Program of All-inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), a comprehensive outpatient care model designed for elderly seniors who can still live at home but want supplemental day-to-day living support and socialization options.

Loma Linda University Health Welcomes First Babies of 2024

(También español) Every New Year’s Day rings in with all sorts of hopes and dreams offering endless possibilities for the year ahead. It’s a chance to start fresh, refocus, and celebrate the joys in life. And for some, there is even a new bundle of joy.

San Bernardino Diaper Distribution Program Marks 1 Millionth Diaper Milestone

(También español) An initiative that distributes diapers twice a month in San Bernardino recently celebrated a milestone of 1 million diapers distributed since the program launched 15 months ago.

Hospitals CEO Trevor Wright Recognized on Becker's List of 60 Health System CEO Influence

(También español) In a significant acknowledgment of leadership and influence in the healthcare industry, Trevor Wright, FACHE, has been recognized on the Becker's Hospital Review 60 Health System CEO Influencers in 2023 list.

Loma Linda University Featured in New Netflix Documentary Series

(También español) Loma Linda University is featured in the new Netflix documentary Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones. The four-part series, hosted by author and researcher Dan Buettner, highlights the world’s Blue Zones

Loma Linda University Health Received $85 Million in Grants Previous Fiscal Year

(También español) Loma Linda University Health this past fiscal year was awarded more than $85 million in grants, the highest annual amount the organization has ever received.

High School Students Gain Healthcare Career Knowledge With Two-Week Immersion Program

(También español) Loma Linda University Health this summer held its two-week high school pipeline program, which offers an immersive, on-campus experience that introduces healthcare careers to under-represented minority high school students.

Board Appoints New Deans at Two Schools

(También español) Loma Linda University Health’s Board of Trustees this year appointed Shawn B. Collins, Ph.D., DNP, as dean of the School of Nursing and Adam L. Aréchiga, PsyD, DrPH, to serve as dean of the School of Public Health.

Pacific Union "All God's People," July 14, 2023 S7 E14

AGP has passed the 275th episode mark! Now bi-weekly instead of weekly, stay tuned for AGP Specials in addition to our bi-weekly episodes. You can watch AGP...

Two Sets of Twin Doctors Graduate from LLU School of Medicine and Pharmacy

(También español) Two sets of local twins achieved their lifelong dream of becoming doctors after graduating from Loma Linda University Schools of Medicine and Pharmacy on the same day in May.

Cardiologists Fix High-Risk Patient’s Leaky Heart Valve with ‘Outside the Box’ Solution

(También español) Structural interventional cardiologists at Loma Linda University International Heart Institute have performed hundreds of valve replacement procedures, each case different.

Loma Linda University School of Medicine Partners with AdventHealth Orlando for New Region

(También español) Loma Linda University School of Medicine students now have the opportunity to spend their clinical years at AdventHealth Orlando, thanks to a new regional campus partnership.

Loma Linda Church Commemorates African American History

(También español) The Loma Linda University church (LLUC) kicked off the month of February by commemorating African American history during all four of its Sabbath morning worship services on February 4, 2023.

THE BULLETIN - April 28, 2023

News from Northern and Southern California Conferences and Loma Linda University.

NAD NewsPoints - April 5, 2023

Adventist higher education is facing many challenges, including lack of affordability, mounting student debt, and emerging college alternatives. These are...

School of Behavioral Health Receives $3 Million State Grant to Support Social Work

(También español) Funds will be used to offer full tuition, recruit those from underserved communities

THE BULLETIN - March 31, 2023

Arizona Ordination, Health Ministries event vs storm in the NCC, Youth revival at Simi Valley and Neonatal NP program at LLUH

Loma Linda University Launches Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Program

(También español) Applications are now open for Loma Linda University Health School of Nursing’s new neonatal nurse practitioner degree, only the second such program on the West Coast.

THE BULLETIN - February 24, 2023

Family Ministries conducted its first area certification seminar for all church family directors, associates, assistants, and others who attended on Sabbath, January 21, at the Thunderbird Adventist Academy Student Center.

Children’s Hospital Earns National Center of Excellence Ranking for Treating Sickle Cell D

(Disponible en Español) Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital's sickle cell treatment program has been awarded network affiliation with a national consortium of centers with a unified mission to improve the care of individuals with sickle cell disease (SCD).