Loma Linda University News Archives

There may be some truth to the saying that all women will eventually turn into their mothers, with a US study finding daughters age and wrinkle like their mothers.

James Caley might argue he can "reform" the most petrified dental patient. "We try to rehabilitate them, use less and less anesthetic, all of a sudden they've lost that fear," Caley said.

A large globe at the new building's entry symbolizes the 80 countries that Loma Linda University reaches out to for its students.

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Twenty-five years ago this week, the pioneering transplant of a baboon heart into newborn Baby Fae made Loma Linda University famous.

Loma Linda University Health Care was recognized by the Integrated Healthcare Association for "most improved performance" in the Inland Empire.

Raising awareness about taboo subjects was the theme Wednesday night at the Seeds of Hope dinner at the Mitten Building.

Springer is launching a new quarterly journal Translational Stroke Research , which aims to help translate scientific discoveries from basic stroke research into the development of new strategies for prevention, assessment, treatment and repair after stroke and other forms of neurotrauma.

What do you consider the most pressing issue for the city of San Diego? The most pressing issue is the citya s ongoing structural budget deficit.

Last week we talked about the Veterans History Project and the importance of recording their recollections of the wars in which they served.

Walkers carry a banner during a previous benefit for Empty Cradle. A pair of walks to raise awareness of the emotional toll from miscarriages and other types of infant loss will be held in Loma Linda on Sunday and in Temecula on Oct.

The mission has been the same for a century. Provide a medical school of the first order that is committed to training medical missionaries, doing cutting-edge research and serving the underserved at home and abroad.

The only thing that could keep firefighters from volunteering at a fundraiser for Loma Linda University Children's Hospital was a fire.

When you are caring for a sick or disabled senior, or any family member who needs assistance, sometimes it's difficult to find help, answers to questions, moral support and more.

Charlie Rose, 72, is a prostate cancer survivor was treated with proton beam therapy two years ago.

Instructor Andrea Thorp, MD, FAAP instructs family physician Angus Matheson MD as Dr.

The Rotary Club of Redlands ended the summer hiatus in September, recognizing students selected by each high school in the Redlands Unified School District for exemplary scholastics, school performance and service to the community as Rotary Students of the Month.