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West Kalimantan Perdami, in collaboration with the Pontianak City Health Office, provided free eye examinations for residents aged 50 and above to reduce the risk of blindness.
The Pontianak City Health Office launched the Mobile Free Health Check (CKG) program to bring medical services directly closer to the community through visits to public locations.
The Ministry of Health officially established an updated list of infectious diseases to enhance early detection and epidemic prevention as an implementation of the Disease Prevention Law, effective in 2026.
Mayor of Pontianak Edi Rusdi Kamtono encourages strengthening the quality of midwifery services to reduce maternal and infant mortality rates in welcoming the Golden Generation 2045.
A Dutch mother survived cardiac arrest and vital organ damage thanks to an innovative transcatheter procedure, giving new hope to high-risk surgical patients.
The Head of KUA Waway Karya is fully committed to supporting the acceleration of the free health check-up program for the community to create a healthier environment.
The Ministry of Health officially updated the classification of infectious diseases through Decision No. 1965/QD-BYT to strengthen the national epidemiological surveillance and control system.
Despite physical changes, maintaining sexual activity in older adults over 70 has been proven to provide tangible benefits for heart health, the immune system, and psychological well-being.
The strengthening of medical facilities and the dedication of doctors in mountainous regions are now improving the quality of primary healthcare services for remote communities.
