Life and Health | Vision

July 11, 2002

The Immortality of the Cell

Dan Cloer

Throughout our lives, cells continually duplicate as some die and some are replaced in a process of cell division, or mitosis. Can cells become immortal?

The Science of Growing Young

Although some are convinced that HGH can benefit the aging process, the National Institute on Aging sees evidence supporting this premise as sketchy.

Summer 2002

Searching for the Fountain of Youth

Paul Roberts

More and more people are grasping at ways to stay young. Will science find a way for us to live forever?

“Safe Sex”—A Biblical Perspective

At Vision we believe more is needed to win the war against HIV/AIDS. The Bible contains instruction that, if followed, would prevent this unnecessary catastrophe.

Spring 2002

Equivocal Evidence

John C. Anderson

Part Two of Vision's look at the failings of evolutionary theory.

AIDS: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Once infected with HIV, an individual is infected for life. What is HIV/AIDS? What causes it, and how is it acquired?

Spring 2002

Hope Held Captive

Robyn Page

Just when South Africa thought its future looked bright, a new and ominous crisis emerged.

Spring 2002

The Invisible Enemy

John Meakin Robyn Page

Can the battle against AIDS in South Africa be won? Vision interviews Clem Sunter who serves on the board of governors of the South African Business Coalition on HIV/AIDS.

Disease Control: A Biblical Perspective

Today's emphasis in disease control is often less on knowing and applying sound principles of health than on obtaining a quick fix.

Winter 2001

Murderous Microbes, a.k.a. Superbugs

Rebecca Sweat

The antibiotics battle is on, and new strains of deadly bacteria are fighting back with a vengeance.

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