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The Indonesian Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology (POGI) announced the organization of the Asian and Oceanic Federation of Obstetrics and Gynecology (AOFOG) board meeting in Jakarta in 2026. This initiative aims to strengthen regional collaboration in addressing health challenges faced by women, particularly in maternal and child health.
The Indonesian Ministry of Population and Family Development announced efforts to strengthen the family's role in addressing critical population issues, such as early marriage and maternal and child health, during an online meeting in Samarinda. The ministry emphasized the importance of education and communication between parents and children.
Recent studies indicate that children born with low birth weight may face a higher risk of stroke later in life. These findings raise concerns about the health of future generations.
A new study has uncovered a connection between two chemicals, phthalates and polyvinyl chloride, and increased rates of premature births and the deaths of thousands of newborns. These findings raise concerns about the impact of these substances on maternal and child health.
Preterm births are on the rise in many countries, raising concerns among healthcare professionals. Studies suggest this phenomenon may be linked to various health and environmental factors.
A recent study reveals that Saudi Arabia requires 20,000 midwives to manage 600,000 annual births, highlighting challenges related to workforce shortages and a lack of awareness about the role of midwives.
A recent Japanese study reveals that taking probiotic supplements early in pregnancy can lower the risk of premature birth, particularly among women with a previous history of this condition. The findings suggest a simple and effective means to support healthy pregnancies.
Doula care, once seen as a luxury for mothers, is becoming widely accepted in society. This shift reflects changes in the understanding of support during pregnancy and childbirth.