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malnutrition

Academia 2 years ago

The climate crisis is a health crisis, more so in Asia Pacific

We need the countries most responsible for this global warming of 1.2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels to help those who are most affected, to take responsibility, and to provide financial and technical support to those most vulnerable.

Academia 2 years ago

Prioritization will save many lives, global agenda

We mustn’t tolerate world leaders making more empty promises, or the UN continuing to spread funds and attention around an unprioritized, endless list of lofty but unachievable goals.

Academia 2 years ago

Building a stronger nation through wheat flour fortification

Fortifying wheat flour with essential micronutrients can build a stronger nation through improved nutrition outcomes for a healthier, more productive workforce and thus, enhanced economic growth.

Lifestyle 2 years ago

Sasa launches new company profile, advances fight against malnutrition in Indonesia

Renowned French Chef Auguste Escoffier said it best: “Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness.”

Academia 2 years ago

PREMIUM
Stunting in eastern Indonesia: Insights from a pediatrician

In eastern Indonesia, the nearest healthcare facilities are often located at a considerable distance, making it nearly impossible to have routine check-ups to assess children's nutritional status.

Academia 2 years ago

Focus on pregnant women to fight malnutrition

Helping parents in lower-income countries to feed their children better is costly, but also improves the children’s nutrition. The investment can deliver benefits worth 16 times the costs.

Academia 3 years ago

PREMIUM
Nutrition, stunting and gender equality: Intimate trajectories

Gender disparities in nutrition for women and girls of reproductive age are still a serious problem in Indonesia.

Editorial 3 years ago

Long fight against stunting

The Health Ministry’s Indonesian Nutrition Status Study (SSGI) in 2021 found that with a 24.4 percent stunting prevalence, one in four Indonesian children under five was stunted.

Academia 3 years ago