#non communicable disease

The Indonesian Red Cross (PMI) is cooperating with a medical aid agency in Gaza to open door-to-door health services, ...

The Health Ministry stated that the top three non-communicable diseases in the world are caused by the excessive ...

New strategies in the efforts to prevent and control cigarette consumption in Indonesia are highly needed, as smoking ...

The Health Ministry has reported that Rp15.37 trillion (around US$983.5 million) was spent on funding the treatment of ...

The Health Ministry has expanded the coverage of early-detection services for cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) to the ...

World Heart Day (WHD), celebrated annually on September 29, always holds different meanings, and this year, it is ...

Cardiovascular diseases cause the highest number of deaths in Indonesia, according to director of non-communicable ...

Only 16.4 percent or 30.6 million Indonesians have undergone risk factor screenings for non-communicable diseases (NCD) ...

The Indonesian Health Ministry is aiming to expand access to innovative biopharmaceutical products as part of efforts ...

Health cadres are playing a strategic role in educating people regarding non-communicable diseases (PTM) and preventing ...

The Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture collaborates with a health platform to hold a health ...

Deputy Speaker of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) Lestari Moerdijat has called for improvement in early ...

Exposure to loud noise and excessive usage of headphones for a prolonged period of time can lead to hearing loss, ...

Hearing loss is a serious problem at the global level that needs to be anticipated in Indonesia by building public ...

Out of the 10 million deaths caused by cancer worldwide, some 70 percent are found to occur in developing countries, ...