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The recent passage of Indonesia’s new Maternal and Child Welfare Law marks a significant legislative effort aimed at enhancing conditions for working mothers and fathers. However, amidst its noble intentions, the law has sparked debates regarding its potential impacts on gender norms and inequality in welfare, cautioned by the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan).

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The Singapore Food Agency has initiated a recall for Honey Dates imported from China. This is due to the presence…

Patricia Kayle Martin represents Senior Deputy Executive Secretary Hubert Dominic Guevara during the conference. She extended the Philippines’ appreciation for the progress achieved by member parties in addressing tobacco use. However, she also acknowledged the persisting challenges that demand collective action and innovative solutions. These challenges include the continuous evolution of the tobacco industry’s tactics to attract new users, particularly among youth, and the prevalence of illicit trade in tobacco products.

As families across the globe prepare to celebrate Chinese New Year, the anticipation of the festivity is often accompanied by…

We look at the top 5 most popular medical news stories across Southeast Asia this week!  #1 – Indonesia starts…

As the New Year dawns, many of us set resolutions with the hope of bettering ourselves.  However, keeping these resolutions…

Recently, the Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines has taken proactive steps to clarify and address concerns surrounding Mycoplasma pneumoniae, colloquially known as ‘Walking Pneumonia.’

With four reported cases successfully recovered, the DOH aims to dissipate any apprehension by sharing detailed information about the infection’s nature, symptoms, and preventive measures.

Dr Zaliha Mustafa asks Malaysians to remain calm as healthcare facilities are not overwhelmed by the rise in COVID-19 cases.…