Vol. 2 No. 1 (2021): Traditional Medicine

The understanding of concepts to health and illness in the community becomes the starting point for them in determining their treatment income. This edition tries to provide an overview of the concept of health and illness, the use of Traditional Birth Attendant services. Using an untrained Traditional Birth Attendant service can be dangerous for both the mother and the baby. However, if it is energized, it can prevent stunting. Indonesia is rich in traditional medicine. In this edition, we highlight "Kuning" and "Jamu" as traditional medicine and disease prevention.

Published: 2021-03-31

Articles

Relationship Between Low Born Weight (Lbw) And Stunting Events In Children (Age 24-59 Months)

Sutarto, Sri Agustina, Kinanti Rahmadhita, Susianti, Roro Rukmi Windi Perdani

31-35
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The Edge as The Choice (A Case Study of Jamu Sellers in Three Traditional Markets, Yogyakarta City)

Arya Putra I Gusti Bagus, Atik Triratnawati

36-42
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Indegenous Healer Knowledge About Illness and The Way to Make Traditional Medicine

Regina Marinta Sinaga, Fikarwin Zuska, Panal Sitorus

43-47
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Health and Illnes Concept in Elderly Age in Munte Village, Munte District, Karo Regency

Mia Audia Br Kaban, Nurman Achmad

48-52
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Kuning in karo Community: Medical Anthroplogy Study in Bunuraya Village, Tiga Panah District, Karo Regency

Roseva Sari Br Bangun, Sabariah Bangun

53-56
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The Influencing Factors for A Pregnant Mother give Birth with Traditional Birth Attendant (A Case Study in. Bangko District, Rokan Hilir Regency, Riau)

Wan Sri Widaningsih, Nurman Achmad

57-62
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