• MAY 11, 2022
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    The 4th Webinar: “Lessons learned from two years of the pandemic; are we getting closer to the finish line?”

    The 4th Webinar: “Lessons learned from two years of the pandemic; are we getting closer to the finish line?”

    The 4th Webinar in the COVID-19 series: "Lessons learned from two years of the pandemic; are we getting closer to the finish line?" was successfully held on Saturday, 21 May 2022 from 07.00 to 11.00 AM WIB (West Indonesia Time).  This webinar is supported by INA-RESPOND and partners and is free of charge for all participants. ParticipantsRead more
    • APRIL 27, 2022
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    RISK OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIABETES MELLITUS AFTER COVID-19

    RISK OF NEWLY DIAGNOSED DIABETES MELLITUS AFTER COVID-19

    By: Yan Mardian Every 18 April the National Diabetes Day (or Hari Diabetes Nasional) is celebrated in Indonesia. This campaign is led by the Indonesian Ministry of Health and is intended to increase the awareness of diabetes mellitus. Diabetes is a chronic disease that occurs either when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or

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    • APRIL 27, 2022
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    BIOBANKING FROM THE PAST TO THE COVID-19 ERA

    BIOBANKING FROM THE PAST TO THE COVID-19 ERA

    By: Aly Diana A biobank is a biorepository that accepts, processes, stores, and distributes biospecimens and associated data for use in research and clinical care. The field of biobanking has changed tremendously over the past thirty years. It started with small, predominantly university-based repositories developed for the research needs of specific projects. They gradually evolved

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    • MARCH 23, 2022
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    UPDATE ON INDONESIA’S COVID-19 SITUATION

    UPDATE ON INDONESIA’S COVID-19 SITUATION

    Indonesia is currently suffering from the third wave of COVID-19 infection, predominantly due to the Omicron strain. First detected in Indonesia at the end of November 2021, it has rapidly spread, creating a more enormous wave than the Delta variant surge in mid-2021, peaking at 64,718 new cases per day on 16 February 2022. Despite

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