#malaria

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Indonesia receives UNPSA award for malaria countermeasures

Indonesia has received the 2018 United Nations Public Service Award for Category 1, `Reaching the Poorest and Most ...

Indonesia aims to be free of malaria by 2020

Indonesia, with almost half of its population residing in malaria-endemic areas, aims to be free of the mosquito-borne ...

Indonesia, Switzerland enhance health cooperation

The government of Indonesia and Switzerland have agreed to cooperate in the health sector, such as improving capacity ...

Malaria remains endemic in Indonesia

Thousands of people in the Indonesian provinces of Papua, West Papua, East Nusa Tenggara, Maluku, and North Maluku are ...

Hundreds of nurses and doctors wear kebaya while treating patients

A total of 500 nurses and doctors at the WZ Johanez Kupang General Hospital wore the kebaya, a traditional Indonesian ...

EARTH WIRE -- Polluted environments kill 1.7 million children a year: WHO

A quarter of all global deaths of children under five are due to unhealthy or polluted environments including dirty ...

Waters honors Singapore’s Bioprocessing Technology Institute (BTI) for glycoscience research

- At a ceremony and symposium today, Waters Corporation (NYSE:WAT) welcomed into its Centers of ...

Malnutrition rates high among S. Sudan children due to violence: UNICEF

Renewed violence in South Sudan threatens a generation of children who have been killed, injured, displaced and ...

Jokowi`s emotional relationships with Papua

Joko Widodo, better known as Jokowi, has been only two years as president, but has set foot on the countrys most ...

Cuba to strengthen people-to-people contact with Indonesia: Ambassador

Cuba is committed to developing its relationship with Indonesia by strengthening the people-to-people contact, ...

Indonesia observes World Malaria Day in Bengkulu

Indonesia observed World Malaria Day in Seluma District, Bengkulu Province, on Monday in the presence of Health ...

Arfak mountain residents rely on herbal medicine

The people of Arfak Mountain District in the eastern Indonesian province of West Papua have, since generations, relied ...

Japanese community learns South Sulawesi`s culture

At least 50 Japanese people who joined the "Nihonjinkai" community and are living in several districts of South ...

Sri Fatmawati wins international award for career women scientist

Dr Sri Fatmawati, an Indonesian biologist, has bagged the Elsevier Foundation Award for Career Women Scientists in the ...

Public should not worry about Zika virus: Expert

The public are advised not to worry about Zika virus but should remain vigilant, according to Tri Wibawa, chairman of ...