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Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia

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Rising influenza and respiratory trends in Southeast Asia

9 clusters · 35 sources · last updated

Latest: Respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses rise in Indonesian cities

Global infectious disease trends have shown rising influenza cases, particularly in the Southern Hemisphere and across Asia. Concurrently, COVID-19 cases have increased in Hong Kong, Singapore, and India due to the PQ.16

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Indonesia healthcare administration and infrastructure

5 clusters · 10 sources · last updated

Latest: BPJS Kesehatan expands JKN program access and education in Indonesia

Indonesia’s healthcare landscape is undergoing shifts in administration, infrastructure, and digital integration. Initially, the National Health Insurance (JKN) program faced scrutiny over data accuracy and payment susta

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Mental health and stress recognition

7 clusters · 23 sources · last updated

Latest: Mental health challenges and social withdrawal in youth

Mental health and well-being depend on the early recognition of emotional, behavioral, and physical warning signs. Barriers to seeking assistance often include social prejudice, stigma, and misinformation, which can lead

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Indonesia childhood dental health initiative

3 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Indonesia Ministry of Health reports 84.8% dental caries rate in children

The Indonesian Ministry of Health has identified a significant public health concern regarding dental caries among school-aged children. While previous estimates placed the rate at approximately 40 to 41 percent, new dat

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Dietary and lifestyle strategies for blood sugar management

10 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: Dietary strategies for blood sugar management and nutrition

Medical and health authorities continue to provide dietary and lifestyle guidance to manage blood sugar and prevent diabetes. Building on previous recommendations regarding food order and the Indonesian ‘3J’ principle, r

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