“The evidence is now clear that masks help slow the spread of COVID-19.”
Endometriosis is a disease where the lining of the uterus — called endometrium — grows in the wrong place.
Visit the website to learn more about how Children's Health is supporting our community during this ongoing pandemic.
The CHDMM brings together a diverse team of over 30 researchers that serve as mentors.
Signage is being placed at strategic locations around the campus, and reflect Loma Linda University Health’s growing footprint.
The IOP program provides therapeutic care to patients from ages 13 to 17 for three hours a day, three times a week.
“The passion our nurses show for patients and for each other truly touches my heart,” Nolfe said.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of tobacco control and tobacco control research has grown.
The City of Redlands is partnering with LifeStream and the American Red Cross to host separate blood drives next week.
Mental illnesses impact people of all ages, cultures and socioeconomic status.
HIGHLAND AVENUE WATER COMPLEX (HAWC) LEAK FAQ
'This guidance and the Statewide Public Health Officer Order, dated July 13, 2020"
Water quality is currently unaffected, but if water pressure drops below a critical level, boil water notices will be issued.
The City of Redlands and the American Red Cross will host two blood drives next week.
A key part of the Galleria will be a new chapel, which will stand as a visual reminder of Loma Linda University Health’s faith-based focus.
“When someone is sheltering at home, their skin is no longer used to the sun,” Reeves says.
Construction of all seven sites is expected to take about six weeks. Work will be performed between the hours of 7 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Beginning July 9, the City of Redlands will partner with local restaurants to offer outdoor dining in Historic Downtown Redlands.
The City of Redlands has closed seven ballfields located in Community Park.
The City of Redlands has completed two pedestrian crossing improvements along Redlands Boulevard at Fifth and Seventh streets.
The future hospital’s surgery center for adult patients will be located on Level 3, part of the new structure’s podium section.
Since its founding, Loma Linda University Health has treated and innovated ways of helping people overcome addictions.
“They’ll function best — and longer — when you take care of them.”
The Emergency Department is located on the second floor of the new structure, on the south side of the building.
An online application process for 4P grants is being installed on the department of psychology website.
Keeping a healthy lifestyle means more than exercising and eating right.
Hypoxia during gestation has profound adverse effects on the mother’s health and fetal development.
Only a few Fourth of July fireworks shows still are a go in the region, as three, planned displays dropped out this week in Inland Empire.
Loma Linda University Health is approximately one year away from opening its future hospital.
Herbert Ruckle, MD, chair of urology for Loma Linda University Health, shares tips that can make a big difference for the man in your life.
Floors seven to 10 in the new adult hospital tower will house our three ICUs and our Cardiac Progressive Care Unit.
There is life after a cancer diagnosis — that’s the message Gina Valvo, 49, wants new cancer patients to see and hear clearly.
To help men avoid heart health mistakes, Hilliard recommends keeping these tips in mind
You can follow the rise of the towers on a daily basis by checking the construction web cams.
Both experts offer specific guidelines dependent on which organ was injured.
Andrea Yaeger has honored 16 Loma Linda University Health employees who helped her daughter Jackie receive ongoing rehabilitative care.
Sinclair says pathogens like bacteria and viruses can live on cloth fabric for longer than one may think — up to 8-12 hours.
Children’s Hospital Pediatric Acute Care services will occupy floors 7 to 9 in the south tower of the future hospital.
Pregnancy can be a wonderful, treasured time in a woman’s life.
Between $15 million and $20 million in property loss occurs every year due to fireworks.