Photo caption: The CARE Project’s Vice President, Diana Jaurigue, with President & Founder Carrie Madrid, who is wearing the LympheDIVAS compression sleeve on her left arm. Donated compression garments help manage swelling and are essential to daily care for many breast cancer survivors. ...

Join the LLU Veterans and Military Club for a special Veterans Day Flag Raising Ceremony at 7 a.m. Nov. 11 near the Samaritan Statue in the center of campus. Come honor our fellow service members and veterans as we recognize their dedication and sacrifice. Complimentary breakfast burritos will be available following the ceremony. ...

With shorter days arriving, residents have new seasonal hours to consider when planning walks, outdoor exercise and family outings. The change from summer to autumn is noticeable in Loma Linda long before winter officially begins. Evenings arrive earlier, temperatures become more comfortable for outdoor activity, and families adjust the time they spend at neighborhood parks. ...

The next scheduled council meeting provides another opportunity for residents to follow city government and participate in the civic process.
Much of what shapes daily life in Loma Linda is determined through decisions that receive less attention than major elections.Street maintenance, municipal budgets, development regulations, public facilities and local services all involve work that takes place through city government. ...

Twenty physical therapy students and accompanying faculty members visited two hospitals in China last month for mutual learning and exchange of perspectives on rehabilitation. An international academic experience in China highlights how future rehabilitation professionals can learn from different approaches to patient care. ...

From ukulele lessons to line dancing, the city's senior programs create opportunities for creativity, physical activity and lasting friendships. The sound of a ukulele, the rhythm of dance steps and the conversation between neighbors can turn an ordinary weekday into something residents look forward to. At the Loma Linda Senior Center, those experiences are part of an ongoing schedule of activities designed to bring older adults together through music, art and movement. ...

“When we support parents, we support children,” says Dr. April Clay, LMFT. ...

New cellular therapy facility could bring more clinical trials and promising treatment research to Inland Empire patients. A laboratory researcher works with cell culture samples, illustrating the advanced scientific techniques involved in cellular therapy development. ...

Five college-age volunteers work in a sunny community garden, planting vegetables and herbs in wooden raised beds. Several wear gardening gloves and use hand tools, while leafy greens, tomatoes, and flowers fill the garden. ...

An older man practices walking between parallel bars while a female physical therapist in navy-blue scrubs provides support in a bright rehabilitation center. Exercise equipment and other patients are visible in the background. ...

Construction workers wearing high-visibility safety vests and hard hats repair a concrete sidewalk along a tree-lined street in Loma Linda. Orange traffic cones and construction equipment mark the work area, with mountains visible in the background. ...

A tender display of flowers, candles, and a teddy bear symbolizes the love families carry for children lost through miscarriage, stillbirth, or infancy. Loma Linda University Health's A Walk to Remember, scheduled for October 18, offers families a meaningful opportunity to honor their children, share memories, and find comfort through community support ...