#communicable diseases

- that can have health implications. "Tear gas is a little bit useful for riots, but it is actually not lethal. ...

Consuming healthy foods is one of the ways to keep our heart healthy, researcher at the National Research and ...

The Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture has urged Indonesians to conduct regular health check-ups ...

The Health Ministry is strengthening the primary service system to reduce incidents of cardiovascular disease that had ...

Indonesia can save up to Rp7.7 trillion per year if it manages to reduce the incidence of heart disease, which would ...

The community has a strategic role in efforts to control non-communicable diseases (PTM), the Coordinating Ministry for ...

The transformation of the health system is focused on preventing the severity of diseases that many people suffer from, ...

The government is regulating the use of sugar, salt, and fat in foods and beverages to anticipate the risk of ...

Healthcare personalization can help patients receive the right treatment and predict unwanted responses to unfit drugs, ...

Sixty-eight million adults in Indonesia are obese due to unhealthy diet and lack of physical activity, Ministry of ...

Cities are at different stages of development between and within member states. These differences are in terms of ...

The COVID-19 pandemic that struck worldwide since last year has challenged the status quo of Indonesia's health ...

The government, through its Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Cultural Affairs, has encouraged the ...

President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has given a cautionary reminder of the high number of tuberculosis (TB) cases among ...

Minister of Health Terawan Agus Putranto, has issued a decree (KMK), Number HK.01.07 / Menkes / 413/2020, promulgating ...