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all cadres and the puskesmas staffs were enthusiastically involved in the discussion during coordination meeting on community-based campaign program on early detection and referral system for cancer patients/children held in Jakarta recently.
 


About 30 female health cadres from ten sub districts in West and North Jakarta were enthusiastic to participate in a coordinated meeting for the community based campaign program for early detection and referral treatment for child patients suffering from cancer. Alongside the cadres, the representatives of the Department of Health Sub Directorate for Cancer, the Jakarta Health Agency, the North Jakarta Health Agency and the West Jakarta Health Agency, the community health centers staff, and several program staff of the Indonesian Cancer Foundation (YKI), the Indonesian Children Oncology Foundation (YOAI), and the Coalition for Healthy Indonesia also attended the meeting which was held on April 3rd 2008 in Jakarta.

 
Prof. Saparinah Sadli: The Demography, the Empowerment of Women and the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Target Achievement

In every country in the world, including Indonesia, the ones able to give birth are only women. In most countries, including Indonesia, men have the full authority to control women’s bodies. How does this fact affect the empowerment of women and gender equality?
Dr. Firman Lubis: Outlook of the Issue of Tuberculosis (TB) in the Workplace

Dr. Firman Lubis, the head of the Coalition for Healthy Indonesia (KuIS), presented a presentation entitled “Outlook of the Issue of TB in the Workplace” in a seminar with the theme "Eradicate Discrimination against Workers with TB in the Workplace” which was held on February 20 2008 in Jakarta.
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Tuesday 04 29, 2008
Doctors warn about cervical cancer

Desy Nurhayati, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta: Doctors have warned women to be aware of the risk of cervical cancer, a disease that usually shows no symptoms but has the highest mortality rate of cancers in Indonesia.
Monday 04 28, 2008
Mining company provides help in tuberculosis cure and prevention

Nurni Sulaiman, The Jakarta Post, East Kutai: Infected with tuberculosis, Hartina Nainggolan of East Kutai regency, East Kalimantan, wipes the sweat from a face ghosted with grief.
Monday 04 28, 2008
Scientific jobs suit autistic people: Expert

The Jakarta Post, Jakarta: People born with disorders such as autism and Down syndrome still have good career opportunities, a psychologist said Saturday.
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Monday 03 10, 2008
Pandeglang Regency’s Commitment to Fighting TB

Tuberculosis (TB) is a preventable and curable disease, yet it is still becoming a global issue. In Indonesia, 600.000 new TB cases with 100.000 people died from TB every year. Those extraordinary numbers put Indonesia in the third rank after India and China in the issue of controlling TB around the world.
Friday 02 01, 2008
Health Cadres: Equipped with Brochures and Flipcharts in Elucidation of Cancer in Children

Approximately 80% of children in industrial countries whose cancer is treated early will survive. Meanwhile, in developing countries only 20% or 10% of children will survive from cancer. This small percentage of children survive from cancer is caused by limited access to proper information, lack of parents awareness in conducting early cancer detection, and lack of effective treatment in countries with a lack of resources, while 80% children suffering from cancer live in the developing countries.
Friday 01 04, 2008
Training for Community Health Center’s Doctors and Staffs about Early Detection and Referral Treatment Process of Retinoblastoma and Leukemia in Child

From May 2007 to April 2008, the Coalition for Healthy Indonesia (KuIS), the Indonesian Cancer Foundation (YKI), and the Indonesian Children Oncology Foundation (YOAI) are collaborating in conducting a campaign of early detection, referral treatment, and community support in treating retinoblastoma and leukemia in children in ten urban poor communities in North and West Jakarta. The findings of qualitative research, which was conducted at the beginning of the campaign, shows that Community Health Center (Puskesmas) doctors have limited understanding about the basic information of retinoblastoma and leukemia. Community Health Center staffs also have limited understanding about the Gakin and Askeskin scheme.
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”Women and Tobacco” Research

Social Mobilization Programs to Support Measles Immunization

Early Detection of Retinoblastoma and Leukimia in Children Campaign

Healthy Environment Movement to Prevent Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever

Socialization and Social Mobilization Programs to Support National Immunization Day 2006


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