“This is the most iconic image of Joshua Tree ever taken,” exclaims Stephen Vodhanel, PhD, (right). Leroy Leggitt, PhD, DDS, MS, (left), created the photograph in question—which features a coiled-up rattlesnake in the foreground—at the national park where Dr. Vodhanel has been photographing over the last 40 years. ...

Americans are bring drinking more now than ever, leading to over 40,000 deaths a year. ...

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Two of three Sikorskys in the Air Medical Service pose for post card photo. ...

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Five managers from various Spirit Stores in the Inland Empire presented a check to LLUCH for $33,745 from the Spirit of Children in-store fundraiser. ...

Edith Lara-Trad, information officer at Covered California, welcomes representatives from Inland community groups to the first Covered California regional meeting at Loma Linda University Health. ...

Community Dry Triathlon participants: Renee Ratcliff, Coleen Bielas, Jenny Goodell, Ashleigh Benavides, Sam Benavides, Richard Christenson, Earlene Castro, Robert Christenson, Savanah Christenson and Cheyenne Christenson. ...

Beth Winokur, Delight Holmes, Joe Carroll and Karen Lavine practicing to the tune of Kaua'I, Island of Love ...

The big insight Karen Moynihan, PhD, shares with other cancer patients and members of their families is that a diagnosis of cancer doesn’t necessarily bring your life to a standstill. In May 2008, Mrs. Moynihan—pictured here at her 25th college reunion with her mother, Phyllis Lewis—learned she had colon cancer. The photo was taken five years later. Ironically, Mrs. Moynihan, a 46-year-old mother of three from Redlands, invented and developed a number of anti-cancer medications during her career as a pharmaceutical researcher. ...