A UGM microbiology expert urges vigilance against the Superflu variant, warning of potential fatal risks for vulnerable populations.
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Indonesia records nearly 15,000 new leprosy cases annually. A UGM professor explains simple early detection methods to prevent disability.
UGM students win the Nutrifood Leadership Award 2025 after excelling in leadership training and a national health-focused social project.
After a year of implementation, a UGM nutrition expert urges stricter food safety and an end to ultra-processed foods in Indonesia’s free meal program.
UGM awards a doctorate for research on virtual reality technology to enhance midwives’ knowledge and skills in managing postpartum hemorrhage.
Post-disaster ARI cases surge as a UGM pulmonologist warns children and the elderly are most at risk and urges preventive measures in affected areas.
UGM deploys Emergency Medical Teams to Aceh, providing medical care, psychological counseling, and technical support during disaster response and recovery.
A UGM pulmonology expert explains the dangers of carbon monoxide inhalation and outlines essential first aid steps during fire-related emergencies.
UGM, UTU, and PNL deploy a solar-powered water purification system in Bener Meriah to strengthen healthcare services in disaster-affected areas.
Experts urge stronger research and regulation to support affordable stem cell and secretome therapies for wider, safer use in hospitals.
Universitas Gadjah Mada mourns the passing of Professor Harsono, a distinguished neurologist and dedicated educator at FK-KMK UGM.
UGM medical student Farras Ulinnuha graduated at 19 years and 8 months, having completed accelerated programs since elementary and high school.
Yogyakarta Mayor, Dr. Hasto Wardoyo, shares his journey of service, from remote medical work to public leadership, inspiring UGM graduates.
UGM deploys medical teams to Sumatra to support emergency health response and assist recovery efforts for disaster-affected communities.
UGM deploys a second AHS medical team to Aceh to strengthen health service recovery and support hospitals and affected communities after recent disasters.
UGM’s AHS Emergency Medical Team delivers critical medical and management support in disaster-hit Langkahan, Aceh, following severe floods and landslides.
UGM geriatric expert calls for expanding gerontological nursing education to enhance professional standards and improve the quality of elderly healthcare in Indonesia.
UGM dermatologist Professor Hardyanto Soebono offers guidance on avoiding harmful cosmetics and highlights the risks posed by mercury, hydroquinone, and other unsafe ingredients.
APCHG 2025 discusses innovations and global collaboration to ensure equitable, ethical, and human-centered access to genomic medicine.
UGM faculty member, Anton Sony Wibowo, earned a doctorate for developing saliva-based biomarkers to support early detection of nasopharyngeal carcinoma.
UGM’s Tropical Medicine Center releases the documentary Langkah Akhir to revive public awareness of polio eradication in Indonesia.
UGM’s international summer course engages international students in learning batik-making while exploring workplace safety and sustainability.
UGM experts call for improved governance, accountability, and legal protection in Indonesia’s MBG Program following food poisoning cases.
UGM’s expert highlights the dangers of microplastics found in rainwater, urging stronger awareness and preventive action to protect human health.
UGM researcher identifies genetic variants linked to microtia, paving the way for precision medicine and genomic research in Indonesia.
UGM environmental health researcher Dr. Annisa Utami Rauf urges more decisive actions to reduce plastic use and prevent microplastic health risks.
UGM’s expert advises measles prevention through immunization, mask use, handwashing, and nutrition to strengthen immunity and reduce infection risk.
UGM expert explains the difference between food allergy and poisoning and provides first aid tips to prevent severe cases in the MBG program.
UGM expert Dr. Prima Dewi Ratrikaningtyas urges Indonesian women to undergo breast cancer screening and early detection to reduce mortality rates.
Professor Eggi Arguni warns that children are most vulnerable to dengue and urges early detection and prevention through hygiene and vaccination.
