Thanks to the funding of the National Institutes of Health, the team's results could ultimately translate into the importance of improving perinatal care and decreasing chronic disease later in life.

Four researchers from the Center for Perinatal Biology at Loma Linda University School of Medicine recently received a $6.29 million program project grant from the National Institutes of Health. (From left): Ravi Goyal, MD, PhD; William J. Pearce, PhD; Lubo Zhang, PhD, center director; and Charles A. Ducsay, PhD. Not only did they win the award, but they also got a perfect score on their grant application, an extremely rare accomplishment. [Photo courtesy of Loma Linda University Health]

Researchers from Loma Linda University Health receive a $6.3 million grant from prominent biomedical research institute

The church celebrates its rededication with a ceremony attended by government and religious officials.

Kleyton Feitosa, right, president of the Egypt-Sudan Field, cutting the ribbon to the rebuilt church. (Photos: Egypt-Sudan Field)

Seventh-day Adventist church, destroyed by a mob, reopens in Egypt

A reflection on what it means to be the church

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Media centers in Croatia, Scandinavia and the United Kingdom are promoting health content as part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's strategic plan for the next five years.

New Adventist health television programs target public audiences throughout Europe

Leaders hope the country's current political condition will continue to be favorable to the Church.

[Photograph of Havana, Cuba. Image by Aljafet Chable/IAD] 

In Cuba, Adventist Church remains hopeful for positive change after US presidential visit

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Seventh-day Adventist church, destroyed by a mob, reopens in Egypt

Being Part of God's Family

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New Adventist health television programs target public audiences throughout Europe

In Cuba, Adventist Church remains hopeful for positive change after US presidential visit

News.

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Lately in Our Region

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Researchers from Loma Linda University Health receive a $6.3 million grant from prominent biomedical research institute

Seventh-day Adventist church, destroyed by a mob, reopens in Egypt

Being Part of God's Family

Pressing Together

New Adventist health television programs target public audiences throughout Europe

In Cuba, Adventist Church remains hopeful for positive change after US presidential visit