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Volume 140, Issue 1 -1 January 2024
Downloads: 562 • Views: 443
|Pages: 273-277
Pregnancy with Hyperthyroidism: an Overview
by Sony Wibisono Mudjnarko, Achmad Areef Widandi
Abstract:Pregnancy with hyperthyroidism is characterized by an excess secretion of thyroid hormones, primarily free T4 and T3, along with a decrease in TSH levels. The thyroid gland undergoes structural and functional changes during pregnancy, leading to clin [...] Read more
Downloads: 1652 • Views: 608
|Pages: 278-284
The impact of junk food consumption on nutritional status among adolescents : A literature review
by Widati Fatmaningrum, Farellin Musyaffina Wafda
Abstract:Junk food is ready-to-eat food that has low nutritional value. Junk food is available in restaurants such as fried chicken, french fries, snacks, pizza, burgers, and sandwiches etc. Junk food is more popular because it tastes good, is quick to serve [...] Read more
Downloads: 541 • Views: 625
|Pages: 285-287
The Effect Of Intermittent Fasting On Body Mass Index: A Literature Review
by Soebagijo Adi Soelistijo, Andiar Achmad Kautsar Putra Sartono, Linda Dewanti
Abstract:Obesity is a complex multifactorial disease. It is a preventable disease and usually accompanied by overweight. Obesity has become a massive problem in the world nowadays since it affects around 1,9 billion (39%) adults in 2019. Intermittent fasting [...] Read more
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|Pages: 288-291
Health Literacy: Definition, Types, and Strategies to Improve
Abstract:Health literacy is the skill to comprehend health information and knowledge. There are three types of health literacy, which is functional health literacy (FHL), interactive health literacy (IHL), and critical health literacy (CHL). Levels of health [...] Read more
Downloads: 491 • Views: 515
|Pages: 292-297
Utilization of NLR and PLR Data in Determining Prognosis of Diabetic Ulcer Patient
by Hermina Novida, Muhammad Naufal Faza
Abstract:Diabetes mellitus is a disease of blood sugar control. This can be caused by problematic insulin production or loss of sensitivity of the insulin receptor. Diabetes mellitus especially type 2 has many fatal consequences, one of which is diabetic ulce [...] Read more
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|Pages: 298-303
Exploring the Impact of Spirituality and Religiousity on Health Related Aspect : A Literature Review
by Azimatul Karimah, Ahmad Zaidul Fikri Ismail
Abstract:In the midst of the evolution of the healthcare landscape, the intricate relationship between spiritual well-being and overall health has become a focal point of research, prompting the conduct of a literature review to unveil the profound impact of [...] Read more
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|Pages: 304-307
Bacterial Coinfection Related to Antimicrobial Resistance in COVID-19 Patients
by Agung Dwi Wahyu Widodo, Musofa Rusli, Nurul Zulfa Sahiruddin
Abstract:COVID-19 is a contagious disease caused by a zoonotic virus called severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) which mainly infects cells in the respiratory tract, but can also have effects on all organs. Coinfection with SARS-CoV-2 [...] Read more
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|Pages: 308-341
Involvement of Parents, Teaching Strategies of Teachers and Academic Performance of Students in Mathematics
Abstract:The academic performance of students is valued by parents, teachers, administrators, and the public. The main objective of this study determined the omains of involvement of parents and teaching strategies of teachers which significantly influence th [...] Read more
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|Pages: 342-368
Herbal Medicine, Traditional Practice, and Nutraceutical as Prospective Alternative Therapy for Post COVID-19 Syndrome
by Rahmi Nugraningrum, Maftuchah Rochmanti
Abstract:Following COVID-19 infection, a post COVID-19 patient may experience Post COVID-19 Syndrome (PCS). This disorder is significantly important for therapies because it can lower an individuals quality of life following COVID-19 infection. Several treatm [...] Read more
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|Pages: 369-377
SUCCESSFUL OF ORAL ANTIMALARIA THERAPY IN SEVERE MALARIA: CEREBRAL MALARIA AND BLACK WATER FEVER : A CASE IN RURAL ARE OF WAINGAPU, EAST SUMBA
by Made Cantika Kumara Dipa, Wayan Eko Radityo
Abstract:Introduction: Cerebral Malaria (CM) and Black Water Fever (BWF) are examples of severe malaria. Severe malaria has a mortality rate of > 5% and increases the risk of death by 50%. According to WHO, the first line therapy for severe malaria is parente [...] Read more
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