Fatty acid found in fish might be mood booster

Australian research professor Dr. Margaret Morris and Australasian Research Institute director Dr. Ross Grant say low levels of omega-3 could contribute to teenage depression. Previous studies have suggested the fatty acid found in fish and other dietary sources is necessary for normal brain function.

Study to examine omega-3 deficiency, teenage depression link

Director of church's 'Nuevo Tiempo' seeking new outlets, audiences

As director for the Adventist Church's media presence in Chile, former advertising CEO Ewaldo Bustos oversees 43 television channels and 26 radio stations that cover an estimated 70 percent of the country's 16 million population.

Chile: Adventist media guru keeps country on communication edge

Multitalented Zirkle also flew planes, fought fires and launched Loma Linda Broadcasting Network

Dr. Thomas Zirkle, an associate director for the world church's Health Ministries department, served as a surgeon and medical missionary during his career. Outside of his surgical duties and travels spanning six continents, Zirkle acted as deputy chief of the local fire department and launched the church's Loma Linda Broadcasting Network.

Leading Adventist surgeon, medical missionary dies

Many found it a healthier alternative to coffee

Kraft Foods has said it is no longer profitable to manufacture the 112-year-old coffee alternative.

Goodbye to Postum

The campus of the University of Eastern Africa Baraton reopened January 14. Vice-chancellor Dr. Nathaniel  Walemba says the atmosphere is one of calm and peace with no animosity, just people sharing their stories.

Kenya: Adventist university re-opens after post-election violence forced evacuation

Worker keeps lost pay, loses punitive damages; a 'mixed decision' say church leaders

Attorneys Charles M. Kester of Kester Law Firm, Fayetteville, Arkansas; retired Adventist associate general counsel Mitchell A. Tyner and associate general counsel for the Adventist Church, Todd McFarland, right, flank former UPS driver Todd Sturgill, who won a civil rights case in a United States district court in 2006. Sturgill's case was upheld by a federal appeals court January 15.

U.S. court upholds Adventist's religious discrimination ruling

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