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National 7 years ago

Civil case over chemo drug officially ends in settlement

A breast cancer patient has reached a peaceful settlement with the government after a three-month-long dispute over the Healthcare and Social Security Agency’s (BPJS Kesehatan) coverage of chemotherapy drug trastuzumab.

Opinion 7 years ago

PREMIUM
Strong global leadership needed to end TB epidemic

Tuberculosis surpassed HIV as the world’s biggest infectious disease killer in 2016.

Editorial 7 years ago

Sustainable health care

By early next year, all Indonesians would have access to health care at very low premiums.

Opinion 7 years ago

Commentary: Ending measles, rubella by 2020

Can Indonesia achieve its targets of eliminating measles and controlling rubella by 2020?

National 7 years ago

BPJS may backpedal on breast cancer drug policy

“We will decide whether the drug will be put back on our coverage list after the Health Ministry issues the regulation,” BPJS Kesehatan spokesman Iqbal Anas Ma’ruf told The Jakarta Post on Tuesday.

Opinion 7 years ago

PREMIUM
Cancer: When health, wealth or death do us part

Cancer accounts for about one in every six deaths worldwide — more than HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined.

World 7 years ago

India unveils healthcare for 500 million of its poorest

India on Thursday announced a national healthcare scheme for half a billion of its poorest citizens in a major giveaway to voters in the final budget before a general election.