US EditionLoma Linda University Health Honors 15 Years of Life-Changing Cleft Care at Emotional Reunion
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Loma Linda University Health Honors 15 Years of Life-Changing Cleft Care at Emotional Reunion
Loma Linda University Health hosted its 15-year reunion for cleft lip and craniofacial patients, a heartwarming event filled with games, reunions that brought together former and current patient families, and a mobile dental clinic on Sunday, July 13. Among those came to celebrate was Martha Contreras-Flores of San Bernardino, whose son Logan Flores, now 15, was born with a bilateral cleft lip and palate. She first learned about his condition du…
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