State's Anti-smoking Campaign Linked with Cancer Drop
The study is the first to confirm that tough anti-tobacco action yields gains in the reduction of tobacco use and disease
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Adventist Church in Africa and Indian Ocean Region Reports Growth, Sets Goals
Just 20 years old, the Africa-Indian Ocean Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, reported significant church membership growth
California Nurses Withdraw Petition to Form Labor Union
The California Nurses Association withdrew its petition last week with the National Labor Relations Board officially ending its organizing efforts at Ukiah Adventist Hospital
Adventist Broadcaster is Granted TV License in Papua New Guinea
Pangtel, the Papua New Guinea Communications Authority, granted a non-commercial television broadcast license to Three Angels Broadcasting Network
Adventist Health System Receives 4,400 Gallons of Paint For Renovations In Madagascar
Health care facilities and schools on the island of Madagascar will enjoy a "face-lift" thanks to Duron Incorporated
December 5, 2000
Church President Welcomes Human Rights Expert, Affirms Commitment
Dr. Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, welcomed human rights expert M. Patrice Gillibert to the Church's world headquarters and affirmed "our very strong commitment to religious tolerance, freedom of conscience, and human rights."