#the ministry of health

At least 66.86 million Indonesians have received the third dose or first booster of the COVID-19 vaccine as of ...

Supplements cannot replace immunization in preventing the transmission of infectious diseases such as measles, polio, ...

The Ministry of Health is continuously strengthening the screening of pregnant women to prevent mother-to-child ...

It is crucial to carry out HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) screening early to improve the quality of life and ...

Biggest component of the 2023 budget is mandatory funding that included educational allowances and assistance, such as ...

The involvement of religious and cultural figures as well as the public communication network is important to prevent a ...

The Indonesian Health Ministry stated that screening or disease detection for people with HIV/AIDS had shown ...

Polio immunization was administered to 29,475 children, or 32.2 percent of 91,484 children, aged up to 12 years, ...

The Jakarta Health Office has reopened afternoon and evening vaccination to expand coverage for the third and fourth ...

As many as 12,553 children aged 14 years and under contracted HIV in Indonesia in the period from 2010 to September ...

The government endeavors to ensure that senior citizens are protected from the severity of COVID-19 attacks by ...

The National Disaster Mitigation Agency (BNPB) stated that as many as 3,175 medical personnel were spread across 194 ...

Minister of Health Budi Gunadi Sadikin emphasized the significance of prevention through screening to improve public ...

The Religious Affairs Ministry is currently preparing a road map for the management of drugs and food during Hajj and ...

The number of cases of atypical progressive acute kidney injury in children has not increased in the past two weeks, ...