#non communicable diseases

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) ...

Taking note of the increasing trend of non-communicable diseases (PTMs) every year, Jakarta acting governor Heru Budi ...

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

Exclusive breastfeeding up to the age of 24 months can reduce the risk of obesity and diabetes in children, an official ...

The Jakarta Provincial Government incessantly strives to remind its citizens to fight obesity, as it is one of the main ...

The Ministry of Health conducts serious efforts to curb the prevalence of obesity in Indonesia to remain at 21.8 ...

Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin commended the preventive healthcare innovation implemented by the Banyuwangi ...

The Health Bill provides a more comprehensive mechanism for handling outbreaks based on experiences during the COVID-19 ...

The Ministry of Health focuses on educational and supervisory efforts in food management centers, hawker centers, and ...

At least 34.1 percent or more than 70 million Indonesians are suffering from hypertension based on a national survey ...

Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin has urged all people to begin checking their blood pressure routinely, either ...

The Indonesian Health Ministry reported that the number of smokers in Indonesia showed an increasing trend from 2013 to ...

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

Indonesia and Iran enjoy bilateral collaboration in the health sector, which has included the development of a Robotic ...