#communicable diseases

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to an increase in the number of people suffering from osteoporosis, according to the head ...

An official from the Health Ministry cited the 2014-2015 Rapid Assessment of Avoiding Blindness (RAAB) survey while ...

The Health Ministry has continued to promote awareness against and protect Indonesians from breast cancer through four ...

The Health Ministry will soon launch a non-smoking area (KTR) dashboard and application in a number of pilot areas as ...

- 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 ...

Minister of Health Budi Gunadi Sadikin will reform the integrated health posts (posyandus) across Indonesia to realize ...

Executive Board of the Indonesian Medical Association's (PB IDI's) COVID-19 Handling Task Force recommended ...

The Affordability Project aims to transform primary health care in remote and very remote areas so that they can ...