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Indonesia’s new health law does not impede the consumption of jamu, a traditional herbal medicine deeply intertwined with the nation’s culture. While the law aims to regulate production and distribution for quality assurance, this form of traditional medicine remains a cherished aspect of Indonesian healthcare practices. Its diverse benefits and cultural significance underscore its enduring relevance in the nation’s holistic approach to wellness.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a public health warning concerning purchasing and using 17 unregistered drug products.

Confinement practices for mothers who have just given birth are traditional postpartum customs involving dietary, physical, and social restrictions intended…

Heat rash, also known as prickly heat or miliaria, is prevalent in Singapore’s tropical climate.  High temperatures and humidity lead…

Bird’s nest soup has long been touted for its purported health benefits. But does this traditional delicacy live up to…

The Indonesian Pediatric Society (IDAI) discourages the use of powdered breast milk due to contamination risks. IDAI highlights the importance of direct breastfeeding for optimal infant health and development. They stress the irreplaceable benefits of breast milk’s nutrients and antibodies.

Following the tragic death of a six-month-old baby reportedly due to “heatstroke,” the Department of Health (DOH) reiterated its call for vigilance. They requested highlighted surveillance, especially by parents and guardians. The incident highlights the critical need for awareness and preventive measures during periods of intense heat.

A heartbreaking incident has left a family in the Philippines mourning the loss of their 13-year-old daughter, who tragically succumbed to rabies two months after being bitten by a stray dog.

The Department of Health (DOH) has adopted a proactive stance to protect the health and well-being of frontline health workers engaged in vital fieldwork and vaccination campaigns.