Author: Dr Yuvina
Dr Yuvina
Dr Yuvina is a medical professional practicing in Jakarta, Indonesia. She has also worked as a doctor for multiple government organisations and product manager for pharmaceutical companies. Dr Yuvina is currently the Indonesian correspondent for Medical Channel Asia. She enjoys sharing medical news and knowledge to help readers become more informed about the happenings in Indonesia.
Paediatric cancer detection and treatment in Indonesia continue to be plagued with many challenges. Although parents’ awareness of the dangers of childhood cancer is increasing, cancer treatment in Indonesia is far from perfect.
Cherly Juno, a renowned Indonesian celebrity, recently shared her experience of undergoing a tummy tuck procedure. In the interview, she revealed the reasons behind her decision to undergo the tummy tuck surgery as well as her feelings during the process.
The Citarum River is contaminated with paracetamol and amoxicillin, threatening public health and the environment. Since the discovery of Paracetamol and Amoxicillin contamination, the government has been working to improve waste management and educate the public.
Prilly Latuconsina, an Indonesian actress, recently announced her weight loss of 12 kg to reach 37 kg. This caught the public’s attention and raised questions about the safety of the weight loss condition. Nutritionist, Dr Johanes Chandrawinata, SpGK, explains this condition.
A total of 376 Indonesian hajj pilgrims have died, with most of them caused by heat stroke. This alarming trend highlights the health and safety conditions of the pilgrims during the Hajj season.
The University of Brawijaya (UB) in Indonesia has created a new natural remedy for scabies in livestock. The discovery promises eco-friendly and effective solutions without compromising animal health or the environment.
Innovation in healthcare technology plays a crucial role in advancing patient care and treatment efficacy. Recently, a student from Politeknik Negeri Jember (Polije) has pioneered a groundbreaking solution in pharmaceutical technology with the development of the SI DOA application.
In Banjar, Indonesia, stunting remains a significant concern affecting child health and development. The local government has taken proactive measures to address this issue through various initiatives, including education on the importance of clean water.
The first round of the polio vaccination campaign in Jayapura, Indonesia, has achieved remarkable success, reaching an 81.3% coverage rate. This accomplishment marks a significant step in the global fight against polio, particularly in regions with historically low vaccination rates. This article will explore the details of the campaign, its impact, and the broader implications for public health in Asia.
Jakarta, a bustling metropolis marking its 497th anniversary, was overshadowed by a pressing concern: its deteriorating air quality.
