Research & Comunity Service
Faculty of Medicine, Diponegoro University
PIONIR : Professional, Innovative, Dignified
The Faculty of Medicine stands at the forefront of excellence in healthcare services, education, and research upholding ethics and integrity for the benefit of global well-being.
Research
Don’t Wait for Symptoms to Appear: Detect Kidney Failure Through Laboratory Testing
SEMARANG – Laboratory examinations can detect kidney disorders at an early stage, even before symptoms appear. Kidney disease often develops without causing obvious symptoms in its initial stages. This condition,
Konjac Block: The “Porang Tuber” That May Support Weight Loss and Promote Longer-Lasting Fullness
SEMARANG – Have you ever heard of shirataki noodles, porang rice, or konjac blocks? Recently, food products made from porang tubers and konjac have gone viral as a “secret weapon”
FK Undip Community Service in the Aru Islands: Managing Emergency Deliveries and Performing Surgeries Amid Limited Resources
SEMARANG – Community service is one of the ways the Faculty of Medicine Universitas Diponegoro (FK Undip) implements the Tri Dharma of Higher Education while expanding access to healthcare services
Universitas Diponegoro Launches DipoCare Pharmacy as a Center for Public Health Education and Community Healthcare Services
SEMARANG – In an effort to strengthen healthcare services while enhancing educational facilities for the Pharmacist Professional Study Program, Universitas Diponegoro (Undip) has inaugurated the DipoCare Teaching Pharmacy. Located in
FK Undip Team Wins Third Place at International Competition for Highlighting State Responsibility in Funding Medical Examinations for Victims of Sexual Violence
SEMARANG – Two residents from the Forensic Medicine and Medicolegal Studies Specialist Medical Education Program at The Faculty of Medicine Universitas Diponegoro (FK Undip), Luh Gita Arnitasari Devi and Stevan
Don’t Delay Surgery! Hernias in Babies Can Cause Intestinal Perforation, Doctor Explains
SEMARANG – Hernias in babies and children can become life-threatening if treatment is delayed. Pediatric digestive surgeon and lecturer at The Faculty of Medicine Universitas Diponegoro (FK Undip), dr. Edwin,