Peter N. Landless
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel, a board-certified internist, is the director of Adventist Health Ministries at the General Conference. Peter N. Landless, a board-certified nuclear cardiologist and General Conference Adventist Health Ministries director emeritus, is also a board-certified internist.
Can Cancer Be Prevented?
Did you know that nearly four out of 10 cancers may be preventable? Discover practical lifestyle choices and community actions that can help reduce cancer risk worldwide.
Peter N. Landless
October 4, 2026
Health Behind the Wheel
Safe driving starts long before you turn the key. Learn how healthy choices and Christlike consideration can make the roads safer for everyone.
Peter N. Landless
September 13, 2026
Healthy Gums Matter
Noticing puffy gums or tooth roots starting to show? These may be early warning signs of gum disease—and the sooner it’s addressed, the better. The good news? With proper dental care and daily habits, many teeth can be stabilized and protected for years to come.
Zeno Charles-Marcel
June 4, 2026
Hydration Without the Hype
Sparkling or still—water is water. Every glass reminds us that clean water is a gift and stewardship matters. And beyond physical thirst, there’s a deeper promise of “living water” that truly satisfies.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
May 12, 2026
Beetroot Juice and High Blood Pressure
Beetroot juice can modestly lower blood pressure for some people—but it’s not a miracle cure. Learn how it works, who it may help, and why it should add to—not replace—medical treatment.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
April 21, 2026
AI Mental Health “Therapists”
AI may be helpful, but the true Counselor is Christ, who knows every heart.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
January 18, 2026
Faith, Health, and Protection
The Adventist health message embraces wholistic balance. Healthier choices equal stronger immunity.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
December 9, 2025
Healthy Living
Even the healthiest life is lived in a world that groans under the weight of sin.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
August 25, 2025
Digital Dementia
Digital dementia is linked primarily to younger individuals, especially adolescents and young adults, whose brains are still developing. It can also affect adults and seniors, particularly those who adopt a sedentary lifestyle and replace traditional cognitive activities, such as reading or social interaction, with screen time.
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
August 4, 2025
Colorectal Cancer
Q: What preventable factors are driving the increasing incidence of colorectal cancer? Can lifestyle modify the risk of this disease for me?
Zeno L. Charles-Marcel
July 1, 2025
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