Indonesia records over 135,000 snakebite cases annually, with 10% mortality: experts stress prevention and proper first aid for snakebites.
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UGM experts link the toddler’s death from worm infection in Sukabumi to poor sanitation, open defecation, and lack of community awareness.
UGM epidemiologist Dr. Riris Andono Ahmad emphasizes the importance of expanding measles vaccination to prevent outbreaks across 42 regions in Indonesia.
UGM epidemiologist warns of rising leptospirosis cases in Yogyakarta and urges consistent environmental hygiene and cross-sector collaboration.
FK-KMK UGM inaugurates 120 new doctors, raising the total to 11,129. Dean Yodi Mahendradhata encourages them to serve in remote areas in pursuit of social justice.
Stanggy Nirwana Putri from Papua earns a place in UGM’s Medicine Program, overcoming financial hardship with scholarships and unwavering determination.
UGM inaugurates 33 new dietitians to enhance clinical and community nutrition services, strengthening national health resilience.
Maria Elisabeth Ponda (Erlin) from Merauke, Papua, achieves her dream of studying Medicine at UGM with a 100% UKT scholarship, inspiring with her resilience and dedication.
UGM launches a book documenting community-based forest conservation practices and sustainable partnerships to promote inclusive forest governance.
Professor Mubasysyir Hasan Basri highlights institutional reform and social determinants as key to advancing public health in his UGM inaugural speech.
UGM’s FK-KMK spotlights cancer as a 2025 priority, urging equity, cross-sector action, and global-local collaboration in care.
UGM expert explains symptoms, risks, and preventive measures for the new SARS-CoV-2 Nimbus variant, classified by WHO as a Variant Under Monitoring.
Inspired by her single mother, Adinda Yusria Rachma secures a tuition-free spot at UGM’s Nursing Science program via SNBP, embodying hard work and a commitment to serving others.
Three UGM medical students, Claire, Zabrina, and Ilmi, graduate with a perfect 4.00 GPA at the 2024/2025 commencement, sharing their inspiring stories.
UGM hosted AMDS 2025, where ASEAN medical deans united to strengthen collaboration in education, student development, and medical research.
As COVID-19 cases surge in Asia, UGM expert Prof. Tri Wibawa advises Indonesians to stay vigilant despite a different dominant variant, emphasizing preparedness and healthy habits.
Brian Arianto Tanuwidjaja graduated cum laude from UGM’s medical program in just 3.5 years, excelling in academics and debate competitions alike.
Professor Lily Arsanti Lestari is now a UGM Basic Nutrition Professor who aspires to utilize Indonesia's local food to combat malnutrition, stunting, and obesity.
UGM psychologist urges early sexual education to protect children from predators, highlighting risks in digital media and the need for parental support.
Indonesia ranks second in global TB cases. UGM epidemiologist supports the M72 vaccine clinical trial, highlighting its importance and public health potential.
UGM study shows early testing for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B during pregnancy helps prevent mother-to-child transmission through local health innovations.
UGM dermatologist Adissa Tiara Yulinvia, MD, warns of the risks of skin infections from unclean secondhand clothing and shares practical tips on washing and storing thrifted garments safely.
UGM nutrition expert says Free Nutritious Meals program can fight stunting if targeted, protein-rich, and guided by professional nutritionists.
Kemdiktisaintek promotes the Impactful Campus and SKA programs to enhance healthcare services and expand medical specialist education across Indonesia.
A Yogyakarta father-in-law surprises his daughter-in-law at UGM's graduation by donning a rare Ledhek Gogik costume.
UGM’s Professor Yayi Suryo Prabandari emphasizes the need for medical education reform, integrity, and zero tolerance for violence in healthcare following a sexual assault case involving a...
UGM nutrition expert shares how to recover from post-Eid bloating and fatigue through balanced meals, proper hydration, and light exercise.
In her inauguration at UGM, Professor Dewi presented strategies to prevent non-communicable diseases, focusing on digital solutions, community involvement, and a shift from curative to preve...
Maternal and infant mortality rates in Indonesia remain relatively high compared to other Southeast Asian countries, with a maternal mortality ratio (MMR) of 189 per 100,000 live births and ...
Dengue fever (DF) remains a major health problem in Indonesia and globally. Caused by the dengue virus transmitted to humans by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, the disease has resulted in high mor...