Health & Wellness
President Hart leads work bee to uncover original Sanitarium steps
More than 50 volunteers worked to uncover the original staircase to the Loma Linda San during a workbee.
Academics
Meet Nia Imani, 10-year-old ambassador for children with congenital heart disease
Ten-year-old raises funds and awareness for children in need
Academics
What Kathy Beck likes best about the Grow Together employee-giving program
Clinical laboratory scientist explains why she likes the Grow Together employee giving program
Patient Care
Baby Fae: The World Reacts
Reflection and Comment from the World Media on Baby Fae's Surgery
Patient Care
Baby Fae and Baby Moses: An Interview with Leonard Bailey
Infant heart transplant pioneer Leonard Bailey, MD, shared the following during an interview in 2007.
Patient Care
Baby Fae: Best Available Therapy
Baby Fae lived almost three weeks after surgery, apparently at least two good weeks. This was much longer than any other xenograft had ever survived.
Patient Care
Baby Fae: As a Wondering World Watched
The transplant of a baboon heart into a two-week-old girl by a team headed by Leonard L. Bailey, MD, a 1969 graduate of the School of Medicine, was the first of its kind in a newborn ever attempted.