By: Upi Nurhayati, Aly Diana, Dewi Lokida, Adhella Menur Revisiting the top four rodent-borne pathogens (Yersinia pestis, Leptospira spp., Rickettsia typhi, and Seoul Orthohantavirus) in Indonesia: neglected yet significant *Plus, a report from dr. Dewi Lokida, Sp.PK (K) supervision on the PESTO-RITA research in Pasuruan District, East Java Each year, infectious diseases kill about 7
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Read moreBy: Aly Diana I think most of us are parents, grandparents, or have siblings who are parents. At some point, we need to learn about how to feed our little ones to help them grow and develop. While it may seem simple, being a responsible adult can be challenging. We may know some recommendations, like
Read moreBy: Herman Kosasih Historically, dengue-like illnesses occurred almost simultaneously in Asia, Africa and North America around 200 years ago. The term ‘dengue’ originated from the Swahili phrase Ka-dinga pepo, which translates to “cramp-like seizure.” It wasn’t until 1943 that Ren Kimura and Susumu Hotta successfully isolated the virus (DENV) during an epidemic in Nagasaki. Subsequently,
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