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Indonesia tightens mpox surveillance following three new suspected cases in Jakarta
Authorities have been ramping up mitigation measures against the spread of mpox as three suspected cases are reportedly found in Jakarta, with one case being closely monitored at a health facility and the other two undergoing self-isolation at home.
Society 2 years ago
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Bullying among medical residents in spotlight following suicide case
A recent survey by the Health Ministry found that one in five medical residents suffered from depression, with 3.3 percent of the respondents, or almost 400 resident physicians, admitting to having thoughts of self-harm or suicide in the two weeks before the survey.
Society 2 years ago
Health Ministry admits bullying rampant at med schools following suicide case
The recent suicide of a Diponegoro University medical resident in Semarang, Central Java, allegedly as the result of bullying, is only the tip of the iceberg, the Health Ministry has confirmed, while promising to take stern measures against the deep-seated problem found at medical education institutions across the country.
Archipelago 2 years ago
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Elon Musk debuts Starlink satellite internet in Indonesia
Elon Musk and Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin launched the tech mogul’s Starlink satellite internet service in Bali on Sunday with the aim of improving connectivity in remote regions of Indonesia and helping close the country’s healthcare divide.
Society 2 years ago
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Ministry unveils new funding initiative for climate-resilient health system
With support from UNDP and the WHO, the new initiative will be financed by the global Green Climate Fund in stages between 2025 and 2030 to help Indonesia develop its health system to be more resilient to the impacts of climate change.
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