ICOMESH 2023 | Proceeding of International Conference on Medical Science & Health

About Journal

The 3-rd International Conference on Medical Science & Health (ICOMESH) took the topic of "Tropical Medicine and Infectious Disease" . This topic is in accordance with one of the service excellence in the teaching hospital RSPTN University of Lampung project which is the HETI Project University of Lampung. This topic was also taken because it corresponds to the number of cases of non-communicable diseases caused by genetic and degenerative changes in Indonesia.

ICOMESH Proceedings with ISSN xxxx-xxxx

About HETI Project

The HETI Project University of Lampung is a project funded by the Asian Development Bank’s foreign aid. One of the activities in this project is Capacity Building. The capacity building program includes international conference. The proposed project, Rumah Sakit Perguruan Tinggi Negeri (RSPTN) UNILA will integrate teaching hospital and integrated research center (IRC). The IRC is designed to support the research capacity of the teaching hospital

PROCEEDING The 1-st International Conference on Medical Science and Health

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Topics and Keynote Speakers;
1) Indonesian goverment policies in tackling and preventing malnutrition as an effort to prevent degenerative diseases (Ministry of Health of the Republic of Indonesia)
2) Malnutrition has been linked to various socioeconomic factors, including limited access to healthy foods and a general lack of awareness of healthy diets (Prof. dr. Nur Indrawati Lipoeto, M.Sc, Ph.D, Sp.GK; Andalas University, Indonesia)
3) Inflammation in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, where we are and where are we going? (Prof. Dr. Sazzli Shahlan Kasim, MBBCh, MRCPI, CSCST, FNHAM, AM, FAsCC, FRCPI, FESC; Hospital Al-Sultan Abdullah-Universiti Teknologi MARA, Malaysia)
4) Environmental pollution effects in pulmonary inflamation process: the role of cytokine in chronic respiratory problem (Prof. Noboru Hattori, MD, Ph.D; Hiroshima University, Japan)
5) FTO intronic single nucleotide polymorphism strongly influenced the thermogenic capacity of human adipocytes (Endre Kristof, MD, Ph. D, University of Debrecen, Hongaria)
6). Degenerative Disease from Nutrigenomic Aspect (Kalinaki Hanifar, Ministry of Health, Uganda)