Challenges and Overlooked Aspects in Indonesia’s Free Health Screening
While this is a positive step forward, Indonesia’s free health screening program must address several challenges and overlooked aspects.... Read More
Health and Population
Early Detection System for Wildfire Preparedness Using Phones
A study from the University of Southern California has introduced a new system that maps wildfires more efficiently using phones to improve wildfire preparedness.... Read More
The Therapeutic Power of Indonesian Herbs: Exploring Genomic Pathways to Nature-Based Pharmacy Development
Genomic research offers insight into the biosynthesis of therapeutic compounds in Indonesian herbs and opens new pathways for nature-based pharmacy.... Read More
Integrating Climate and Health Data to Support Informed Decision-making
High-quality data integration between the climate and health sectors is crucial in creating a resilient health system for all.... Read More
The Cooling Paradox: Sustainable cooling should not heat the planet even more
The cooling systems that help us survive rising temperatures also contribute to global warming. Is more sustainable cooling possible?... Read More
Life-Saving Access to Rabies Vaccines Needed
Many rural and poor communities still lack access to vaccines for life-threatening diseases, such as rabies vaccines.... Read More
In the Time of Cholera Outbreaks in Africa
Climate change, the lack of infrastructure development, and other factors lead to one of the worst cholera outbreaks in Africa.... Read More
Beyond the Controversy of Period Leave
The period leave policy emerges to accommodate those who need a few days off during menstruation. So, how is it controversial?
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Looking into Double-Treated Mosquito Nets for Malaria Prevention
The New Nets Project introduced new mosquito nets for malaria prevention as mosquitoes develop resistance to the standard insecticide. ... Read More
Seeing the World in the Frame of a Food Crisis
How geopolitical conflicts, economic shocks, and climate change have exacerbated the global food crisis.... Read More