More than 100 Adventist medical professionals and students gathered last weekend for the AMEN conference. The Adelaide meeting equipped delegates to “heal, survive and thrive.”
Caffeine sits alongside red meat and stress as a key factor negatively impacting health, according to a study by the Australasian Research Institute (ARI) at Sydney Adventist Hospital.
An additional 63 people are now licensed facilitators for the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) in the Papua New Guinea Union Mission.
After 13 years of campaigning, talking and hard work, a remote community in Papua New Guinea now has a clinic.
A new web-based club will help those who have completed the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) to stay motivated and continue with their lifestyle changes long after the program has finished.
Junior Sulusi’s story is heavy and heartbreaking. Perhaps that’s why it’s been able to reach more than 2.4 million people on Facebook.
A new program demonstrating the life-changing power of forgiveness was launched at health summits in New Zealand and Australia over the past two weekends.
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