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immunization

Academia 2 months ago

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Turning online conversations into child protection

In a country as diverse as Indonesia, decisions about immunization are shaped within families and communities and influenced by local social norms, religious guidance and lived experience.

Archipelago 4 months ago

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Measles outbreaks kill one in Pekanbaru, 20 in Sumenep

Parents should not take measles for granted because it is very contagious and has already killed children in Pekanbaru, Riau and Sumenep regency, East Java.

Society 7 months ago

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Measles outbreaks worsen amid backslide in childhood immunization

Sumenep in East Java, has emerged as one of the hardest-hit regions, with 159 confirmed measles cases and over 2,000 suspected infections reported this year, resulting in 17 deaths.

Archipelago 7 months ago

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Measles outbreak hits Sumenep amid declining childhood immunization

Sumenep Health Agency’s Achmad Syamsuri said authorities suspect the recent measles outbreak in the regency was triggered by a decline in pediatric immunizations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Academia 9 months ago

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A fragmenting world can unite around immunization

One answer that almost everyone can agree on is protecting children and communities through immunization.

Academia 1 year ago

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Indonesia's health sector: A five-year progress evaluation

Reviewing the lack of progress in meeting the national health targets over the past five year shows that the next government must do more in promotion and funding to improve health development in Indonesia.

Society 2 years ago

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Govt gives extra polio jabs to 8 million children following recent cases

Some 3.6 million children, or 42 percent of the vaccination target, in East Java, Central Java and Yogyakarta have received the first dose of extra polio vaccine. They are slated to receive the second dose on Jan. 19.

Society 2 years ago

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Govt ramps up polio jabs after new cases in East, Central Java

Health authorities say plummeting polio immunization rates caused by the COVID-19 pandemic have led to the recently discovered polio cases in Indonesia.

Politics 2 years ago

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Ministry mulls over fifth COVID-19 vaccine dose for high risk groups

A plan for a third COVID-19 booster is being deliberated amid a recent uptick in novel coronavirus disease infections in Indonesia and some neighboring countries.

Asia & Pacific 2 years ago

COVID-19 patients with mild symptoms urged to visit clinics to ease hospital bed crunch

These clinics will refer the patients to an emergency department (ED) or a specialist for outpatient care, if needed.

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immunization

PREMIUM Turning online conversations into child protection

PREMIUM Measles outbreaks kill one in Pekanbaru, 20 in Sumenep

PREMIUM Measles outbreaks worsen amid backslide in childhood immunization

PREMIUM Measles outbreak hits Sumenep amid declining childhood immunization

PREMIUM A fragmenting world can unite around immunization

PREMIUM Indonesia's health sector: A five-year progress evaluation

PREMIUM Govt gives extra polio jabs to 8 million children following recent cases

PREMIUM Govt ramps up polio jabs after new cases in East, Central Java

PREMIUM Ministry mulls over fifth COVID-19 vaccine dose for high risk groups