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Uncovering Mangrove Resilience: Salinity Conditions and Freshwater Recovery
SDGs 15 Research Article
• 14 JUNE 2024

Uncovering Mangrove Resilience: Salinity Conditions and Freshwater Recovery

Amidst the waves' roar and the mangroves' silence, Rhizophora apiculata, known as the true mangrove, stands tall. This plant is not only a silent witness to the dynamics of coastal ecosystems but also a symbol of resilience and adaptation. In a recent study by Universitas Sumatera Utara, Indonesia, forester Prof. Mohammad Basyuni delves deeper into how this species struggles and survives in challenging environments such as high salinity and freshwater recovery.

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Helminth Infections: A Threat to Children's Health in Indonesia
Research Article SDGs 3
• 31 MAY 2024

Helminth Infections: A Threat to Children's Health in Indonesia

Worms are small animals that are often underestimated because they are considered harmless. However, despite their small size, worms can cause human health problems. Soil-transmitted helminthiasis (STH) is a source of disease caused by parasitic worms that live in the soil and can infect humans.

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Exploring Waste Potential: Revolutionizing Fecal Waste Treatment in Malaysia
SDGs 11 Research Article SDGs 6
• 29 MAY 2024

Exploring Waste Potential: Revolutionizing Fecal Waste Treatment in Malaysia

Amidst the hustle and bustle of urban Malaysia lies an often overlooked yet critical challenge for environmental sustainability: fecal waste treatment. This is all the more urgent, with the threat of environmental viability looming over Malaysia. As is well known, the country is struggling with wastewater management. The impact of such inadequate treatment is immense, forcing a shift towards more comprehensive solutions.

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Measurement of the Patient's Cochlea Determines the Success of the Cochlear Implant
Research Article SDGs 3
• 29 MAY 2024

Measurement of the Patient's Cochlea Determines the Success of the Cochlear Implant

This study examined cochlear size variation in cochlear implant patients in Medan, Indonesia, to help medical personnel perform more accurate implantations. The results showed that cochlear size variation can affect electrode placement and clinical success, and the importance of an individualized approach to cochlear measurement.

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Family Support as the Main Pillar for Cancer Patients during Chemotherapy
Research Article SDGs 3
• 29 MAY 2024

Family Support as the Main Pillar for Cancer Patients during Chemotherapy

In cancer treatment, chemotherapy has long been one of the methods used. Chemotherapy is expected to kill or limit the growth of abnormal and uncontrolled cells in the body. If left unchecked, abnormal cell growth will damage healthy tissues. This method can be used for the main treatment of cancer patients, preparation before surgery or radiotherapy procedures, additional procedures after surgery, and to relieve cancer symptoms.

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