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09/30/2025

From Simone Biles to Michael Phelps, athletes have opened up about how neglecting their mental health harmed their performance in their sports. If you or your child is experiencing symptoms of burnout, stress or other sports-related mental health concerns, practicing mindfulness and self-care can help turn your game around. Visit ahlink.org/3QMMX4P for practical tips for athletes at any level.

09/27/2025

"Praise the Lord. Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures forever." — Psalm 106:1

09/25/2025

Some people inherit a higher risk for certain cancers, including breast, prostate and ovarian. A simple test can tell you whether you have hereditary risk factors. Then, a genetic counselor will work with you to develop a personalized cancer screening and prevention plan based on your inherited and lifestyle risk factors. Talk to your doctor to see whether a hereditary risk assessment or genetic testing is right for you. Visit AdventistHealth.org/Doctors to find a provider near you.

09/24/2025

Some people inherit a higher risk for certain cancers, including breast, prostate and ovarian. A simple test can tell you whether you have hereditary risk factors. Then, a genetic counselor will work with you to develop a personalized cancer screening and prevention plan based on your inherited and lifestyle risk factors. Talk to your doctor to see whether a hereditary risk assessment or genetic testing is right for you. Visit AdventistHealth.org/Doctors to find a provider near you.

09/23/2025

This Healthy Aging Month, it’s important to stay on top of your health. With diabetes, heart disease, cancer, dementia — the risk of many diseases increases with age. But if you’re in your 60s or beyond, you might be thinking more about how to enjoy your retirement than worrying about potential illness. Follow these tips and get better with age. ahlink.org/3Lt5Tmp

09/23/2025

Kids usually don’t like getting shots, but the flu vaccine is important for their health this upcoming season and reduces emergency department visits by up to 50% among children 6 months-17 years old. Visit AdventistHealth.org/FluShot to learn how to prepare your whole family for the flu shot.

09/22/2025

Kids usually don’t like getting shots, but the flu vaccine is important for their health this upcoming season and reduces emergency department visits by up to 50% among children 6 months-17 years old. Visit AdventistHealth.org/FluShot to learn how to prepare your whole family for the flu shot.

09/19/2025

Jacob Shreve, MD, medical oncologist at Adventist Health Castle, joins host Japhet De Oliveira for an insightful conversation about the rewarding yet emotionally taxing nature of his work, his background in computer science, and his vision for opening a community-focused restaurant.

Listen here: ahlink.org/4m3NY5I

09/17/2025

This flu season, arm yourself against the flu. Here are a few reasons why getting the flu shot matters.

09/17/2025

This flu season, arm yourself against the flu. Here are a few reasons why getting the flu shot matters.

09/16/2025

September is World Alzheimer’s Month. Alzheimer’s is the most common form of dementia, which means many of us know someone affected by this tragic disease. Read our blog to understand what Alzheimer’s is and how it is different than simple forgetfulness. Learn more at ahlink.org/3QpBcT4.

09/15/2025

Hispanic Heritage Month is a fantastic time to experience the creativity and sense of connection that makes Hispanic cultures so important in our communities.

We encourage you to attend a Hispanic Heritage event near you or to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic people in America and around the world in one of these other fun and healthy ways:

- Take a dance class — salsa, mambo, merengue, rumba, or any other style!
- Spend an evening with your family enjoying traditional Hispanic foods
- Be inspired by the creative work of a Hispanic author, filmmaker, or musician

09/15/2025

Hispanic Heritage Month is a fantastic time to experience the creativity and sense of connection that makes Hispanic cultures so important in our communities.

We encourage you to attend a Hispanic Heritage event near you or to celebrate the histories, cultures, and contributions of Hispanic people in America and around the world in one of these other fun and healthy ways:

- Take a dance class — salsa, mambo, merengue, rumba, or any other style!
- Spend an evening with your family enjoying traditional Hispanic foods
- Be inspired by the creative work of a Hispanic author, filmmaker, or musician

09/13/2025

“And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.” — Romans 8:28

09/12/2025

Steven Fowler, MD, a general surgeon at Adventist Health Castle, joins host Japhet De Oliveira for a meaningful conversation surrounding his journey to medical practice, meaningful moments in life, the power of social-emotional learning, and becoming more sentimental.

Listen here: ahlink.org/4geH904

09/11/2025

Congratulations to Dr. Tina Storage for being named a Top Doctor of 2025 by Pasadena Magazine!

Dr. Storage is a digestive disease expert and thought leader in Gastroenterology. She specializes in helping patients to find answers to yearslong digestive problems at Adventist Health Glendale's Advanced GI Center. Read more here: ahlink.org/46uwOto

09/11/2025

We remember those lives lost on September 11, as well as the survivors, families and many acts of heroism witnessed that day. We thank the first responders, emergency personnel and the men and women who protect us and keep us safe today and every day.

09/10/2025

The International Association for Su***de Prevention’s theme for Su***de Prevention Day is Changing the Narrative on Su***de. This is about reframing how we perceive this complex issue from a culture of silence to one of openness, empathy, and support. At Adventist Health, this is just the environment we are working to create. If you know someone struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts, reach out and offer support and hope. If you are struggling with these thoughts yourself, ask for help. We know it can be hard to share these thoughts with others, but your life is worth living. If you do not know who to reach out to, call or text 988 to connect with a counselor at the National Su***de and Crisis Lifeline. Conversations are free and confidential.

09/10/2025

The International Association for Su***de Prevention’s theme for Su***de Prevention Day is Changing the Narrative on Su***de. This is about reframing how we perceive this complex issue from a culture of silence to one of openness, empathy, and support. This is just the environment we are working to create. If you know someone struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts, reach out and offer support and hope. If you are struggling with these thoughts yourself, ask for help. We know it can be hard to share these thoughts with others, but your life is worth living. If you do not know who to reach out to, call or text 988 to connect with a counselor at the National Su***de and Crisis Lifeline. Conversations are free and confidential.

09/09/2025

Getting a flu shot every year is important for your health and the health of the people you love. When you’ve received the shot, you’re less likely to get the flu and spread it to people at high risk of complications, such as adults older than 65, women who are pregnant and infants. Follow these simple tips to make this important vaccination easier.

Find out what to do before and after your flu shot to make the process easier. Learn how to manage arm soreness, activities to avoid and post-flu shot care.