Research

Loma Linda University Health's study of MEND program shows health costs decreased by thousands of dollars per patient as a result of integration

Almaguel, Payne and Singh appointed to address cancer discovery and treatments

The National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute’s grant will further investigator’s current maternal and fetal hypoxia studies

Consumption of canned and cooked tomatoes 5 to 6 times per week may decrease risk of prostate cancer by 28%

Loma Linda University researchers found smokers in Southeast Asia were subject to higher rates of spreading infectious disease and undergoing complications

Can using reusable bags spread the virus?

Evidence suggests consistently drinking as little as one cup per day may increase rate of breast cancer up to 50%

Meta-analysis finds a society’s food choices produce significant impact on the environment

Study finds ADHD and depression most commonly related to sleep problems in adolescents

Patients treated with non-operative methods often re-develop appendicitis symptoms and require surgery