Browsing: Indonesia

The 2023 Indonesia Health Survey (SKI) reveals that the prevalence of stunting remains alarmingly high, standing at 21.5 percent. This marks a mere 0.1 percent decrease from the previous year, highlighting the significant challenge faced by the government. Preparing for the 2045 Golden Generation and meeting the ambitious target of reducing stunting to 14 percent by the end of the year is crucial.

The Indonesian Ministry of Health (Kemenkes RI) has revealed alarming statistics: 65 percent of schoolchildren do not eat breakfast. This concerning trend has significant implications for children’s health and academic performance, urging immediate action.

A 10-year-old boy in Sumatra lost his penis during a circumcision performed by a local health centre chief, highlighting the need for stringent medical standards and careful procedural management. 

Dilla Jaidi, a prominent influencer, has sensitive skin prone to acne. Despite regularly applying makeup, she maintains a clear complexion. Her skincare regimen includes double cleansing, selecting suitable makeup, and avoiding heavy-textured cosmetics. This article explores Dilla’s methods, providing valuable insights for those with similar skin concerns.

Jessica Iskandar and her husband embark on their third pregnancy using the test tube baby programme. At 36, Jessica opted for IVF with PGT-A to ensure a healthy baby.

Tuberculosis cases are rising significantly in Kediri. Acting Mayor Zanariah has since taken bold steps to combat this pressing health…

The Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs has cautioned Indonesian citizens against attempting Hajj without the correct visa, as Saudi authorities reject thousands of unregistered pilgrims worldwide ahead of the pilgrimage starting next week.

Indonesian actress Prilly Latuconsina has recently made headlines for her remarkable weight loss journey. She shed an impressive 10 kg without resorting to stringent diet plans. Instead, she adopted a holistic approach, embracing a healthier lifestyle over the course of a year. Prilly’s transformation serves as an inspiring example, demonstrating that sustainable weight loss is achievable through simple yet effective dietary and lifestyle modifications.

Indonesians rank among the highest consumers of microplastics globally, as revealed by a recent study conducted by Cornell University. The study meticulously maps the absorption of microplastics across 109 countries, revealing a staggering consumption rate of 15 grams per month for Indonesians. This alarming figure significantly surpasses that of other nations and has increased by 59-fold from 1990 to 2018.

A 22-year-old mother in South Tangerang surrendered to police for allegedly molesting her toddler. Dr Boyke categorised the act of molesting as incest and paedophilia, stressing the need for psychological support.