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Growing Coffee While Investing in Timber: Scientific Evidence from Community Plantations in Deli Serdang For years, forest farmers have adhered to an unwritten rule: timber trees should never share land with other crops if they are expected to reach their full growth potential. The belief was that their roots and canopies would compete for sunlight, water, and soil nutrients, ultimately reducing growth. This assumption discouraged many farmers from planting timber trees alongside food or cash crops, despite having limited land and the need to secure a steady source of income. For farming families, this was never merely a theoretical debate—it was a question of how to keep food on the table while saving for their children's future through timber that would only be harvested years later. Amid the coffee plantations of local farmers in Hutan Rakyat Citra Pesona Ladangku, Deli Serdang, that long-standing uncertainty has finally been answered through scientific evidence. 28 July 2026
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USU Researchers: Global Soil-Transmitted Helminth Infections Decline, but Anemia in Children Under Five and Women of Reproductive Age Remains Unresolved Ringkasan Eksekutif: Infeksi cacing tanah (STH) lama diduga menjadi salah satu penyebab utama anemia pada balita dan perempuan usia subur, dua kelompok paling rentan dari beban anemia global yang mencapai 1,6 miliar orang. Tim peneliti USU dan University of Malaya menguji hubungan ini secara ekologis pada 187 negara (2015–2019) menggunakan kerangka SYSRA. 28 July 2026
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Tapeworm Risks Behind an Extreme Culinary Tradition in Simalungun A research team from the Department of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU), led by Prof. Dr. dr. Dewi Masyithah Darlan, successfully identified Raya Kahean District, Simalungun Regency, as a new endemic hotspot for Taenia asiatica tapeworm infection in North Sumatra. Through stool sample examinations of 428 residents, the study revealed a high taeniasis prevalence rate of 21.7%, with the primary risk factor being the consumption of raw or undercooked liver from domestic pigs and wild boars. Molecular confirmation using Multiplex PCR testing and phylogenetic analysis concluded that the circulating parasite is an ancient hybrid descendant of T. asiatica and T. saginata. These findings highlight the urgent need for sanitation interventions, public education on safe food practices, and mass treatment programs by local health authorities to prevent further transmission. 03 June 2026
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The Invisible Spread: Unmasking the Silent Footprints of Zoonotic Malaria on Mursala Island Not all pathogens manifest with overt clinical symptoms. Some lurk within seemingly healthy hosts, moving undetected and bypassing even the most rigorous conventional observations. In tropical regions like North Sumatra, this reality becomes increasingly complex where humans, wildlife, and the environment converge. It is within this intersection that an unconventional threat has emerged: zoonotic malaria. 14 April 2026
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Exploring the Potential of Indonesian Herbal Plants to Combat Resistant Bacteria Through contributions such as this, Sri Amelia and the research team not only enrich the scientific literature in microbiology and pharmacy, but also pave the way for the development of alternative therapies based on natural resources that are more sustainable and adaptive to the future dynamics of antimicrobial resistance. 04 March 2026
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Refining the Efficiency of Herbal Extraction This study reveals that Microwave-Assisted Extraction (MAE) significantly enhances key marker compounds in Clinacanthus nutans extracts, such as vitexin and isovitexin. It demonstrates how modern extraction technologies can improve efficiency, stability, and overall quality of herbal materials for phytopharmaceutical development. 09 December 2025
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When Language Slowly Fades: The Story of Progressive Aphasia and Stroke in the Context of Indonesian Language This article explains the fundamental differences between primary progressive aphasia and stroke-induced aphasia, emphasizing how Indonesian linguistic features shape their manifestations and diagnosis. The study highlights the need for locally informed neurolinguistic approaches, especially for bilingual patients who exhibit unique patterns of language loss. 08 December 2025
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Tracing ‘Invisible’ Malaria in Langkat via Antibodies Surveillance This research demonstrates that serology can reveal hidden malaria transmission in Langkat that routine diagnostics fail to detect. By assessing community antibodies, the study shows that both P. falciparum and P. vivax continue to circulate with approximately 20% exposure despite low clinical case numbers. 08 December 2025
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From Pineapple Leaf Waste to Pharmaceutical Innovation USU researchers developed nanocellulose from pineapple leaf waste to enhance curcumin’s effectiveness in antibacterial film form. The study opens opportunities for eco-friendly wound dressings while promoting agricultural waste utilization. 22 September 2025
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Gender Differences in Risk Factors and Clinical Profiles of Ischemic Stroke Patients Research at Adam Malik Hospital Medan reveals differences in ischemic stroke risk factors and symptoms between men and women. These findings highlight the need for gender-sensitive prevention and diagnostic strategies. 22 September 2025
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