Samilah, 65 years old, looks happy while holding a vaccine card after leaving the observation room at the Ngleri village hall, Playen Gunungkidul, on Wednesday (22/9). Accompanied by her eldest son, Samilah was one of […].

UGM students Absherina Olivia Agatha (Cultural Anthropology), Adinda Dwi Safira (Cultural Anthropology), Riqko Nur Ardi Windayanto (Indonesian Language and Literature), and Arif Akbar Pradana (Historical Sciences) conducted research on the negative sentiments between Indonesia and […].

Household waste, especially detergents, continues to grow from time to time. The accumulation of these wastes can pollute the aquatic environment. In detergent waste, there are phosphate compounds that will trigger algae blooms or an […].

These days, it is common to endorse fashion influencers. Endorsement is an advertisement that uses a person’s popularity and access to consumers through many social media followers.

Coffee is not just a drink. If you drink a cup of coffee in the morning, you can maintain your stamina. Drinking it in the afternoon can help keep your eyes awake at night to […].

UGM Academic Hospital (RSA), Puro Pakualaman, TNI, TP PKK DIY, Sonjo Movement, and Keluarga Alumni Teladan Yogyakarta (KATY) collaborated to hold a mass vaccination for people with disabilities and the public on Saturday (11/9).

Data from the Ministry of Health’s Basic Health Research (Riskesdas) reported in 2018 that 21.8% of Indonesians were obese. This number continues to increase every year.

Prof Adi Utarini, researcher and Professor of UGM FKKMK, made it to the list of 100 influential people in the world in 2021 according to TIME magazine released on Wednesday (15/9).

UGM students, Tria Oktaria Rahmah (Dentistry), Zakarias Sukma (Chemical Engineering), Dhea Umi Amalia (Chemistry) and Yohana Andina (Dentistry), use rice hulls to develop the Mi-R21 detection genosensor, which can potentially diagnose oral cancer.