Hormones play a vital role in maintaining women's health, from regulating the menstrual cycle, mood, energy, reproductive health, and bone health. Some of the hormones that play a significant role include estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone. Hormonal imbalances can cause various symptoms, such as mood swings, fatigue, irregular menstrual cycles, and changes in skin and body condition. Therefore, it's important for women to be more sensitive to their body's signals and seek medical attent...

Smoking remains one of the leading causes of serious diseases worldwide. Every year, millions of people die due to the effects of smoking and exposure to cigarette smoke. In Indonesia, the number of smokers is still relatively high and continues to be a major concern in the healthcare sector. Cigarettes contain more than 7,000 harmful chemicals. Some of them include nicotine, which causes addiction; tar, which can damage the lungs; and carbon monoxide, which reduces the blood’s ability to car...

Sometimes our body sends signals, but we’re often too busy to notice. Lupus is more than just “ordinary fatigue.” Symptoms can appear gradually, from joint pain, constant tiredness, and skin rashes to serious organ complications. That’s why early detection is so important for faster and more effective treatment. If you often feel exhausted or unwell without a clear reason, don’t ignore it. Listen to your body and get checked early.

Health Investment for the Future Many people focus on investing in financial assets, gold, or property. However, there is one important asset that is often overlooked: the body itself. When health is compromised, its value cannot be replaced by anything. Vaccination is one of the essential steps in health protection, including for adults. As we age, the immune system may decline, increasing the risk of certain diseases. With vaccinations tailored to individual needs, the body receives addi...

PRAMITA friends planning to get married? Don't forget to have a health checkup with your partner. A premarital medical checkup is important to understand each other's health, detect infectious and genetic diseases, and prepare for a healthy pregnancy. Ideally, this should be done 3–6 months before marriage, so you and your partner can start your new life more prepared and confident.

Did you know? An X-ray is a medical examination using X-rays to view the inside of the body, including bones, organs, and soft tissue. The procedure is quick, painless, and helps doctors confirm a diagnosis. This exam can be performed from head to toe, including the chest, abdomen, hands, feet, and pelvis. Although it uses radiation, the dose is very small and generally safe. Always inform your doctor if you are pregnant before the exam.