Research Topics - Cardiovascular
Guarding Against CVD through Research Based Preventive treatments
Explore ONEASA’s research in diverse populations across Southeast Asia and Asia for enhanced heart health insights.
Top 10 Causes of Death
Cardiovascular disease tops the list of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Indonesia, a global concern under Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Stroke and ischemic heart disease rank highest, with 131.8 and 95.68 cases per 100,000 population, respectively¹.
Cardiovascular’s Impact in Indonesia
Cardiovascular disease impacts over 12 million people in Indonesia, making it the leading catastrophic disease based on 2022 data from the Ministry of Health. This figure includes cases and associated costs in the 2021 National Health Insurance program, totaling 12.9 million cases and IDR 8.6 trillion (USD 554 million)².
Genomic’s Role in Precision Medicine³
Genomics aids doctors in precise treatment decisions and drug dosages, aligning with global initiatives for genomics data in rare diseases, cancer, and inherited conditions. Utilizing advanced technologies like Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and micro-arrays promotes more optimal, precise, and personalized public health (precision medicine). However, the development and implementation of genomics in Indonesia's health sector, especially for genetically related diseases, remain limited⁴.
Living a Longer, Healthier life
In the pursuit of longevity, numerous chronic diseases, often associated with the aging process, can be mitigated or even prevented. Scientific and clinical evidence supports that genetics plays a pivotal role in influencing the risks associated with many chronic diseases.
Join us as we delve into the intricacies of preventive treatment, paving the way for longevity and an extended health span. Explore with ONEASA as we strive to unlock the secrets to a longer and healthier life.
Acute Coronary Syndrome in Young Population
Assessment of the potential of identified genetic biomarkers for early detection and prevention of CAD in the young population.
Genetic Contribution to Hypertension in the Indonesian Population
Finding genetic-based analysis of identifying blood pressure predictors in patients after hypertension diagnosis.
Genetic Risk Stratification: A Paradigm Shift in the Prevention of Coronary Artery Disease
Describing the correlation between patient with high risk of atherosclerosis with patient who already diagnosed with coronary artery disease and healthy subject as a control.
Comprehensive Genomic Analysis for Identifying Biomarkers and Preventing Hypertension and Hypertensive Heart Disease
Understanding the genomics underpinning of hypertension and hypertensive heart disease.
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Research Team
dr. Yandi Ariffudin, Sp.JP(K) FIHA FAsCC
Principal Investigator
Cardiologist at Mitra Plumbon Hospital Cirebon and Permata Hospital Cirebon.
dr. Arief Wibowo, Sp.JP, Ph.D, FIHA
Lead Researcher
Cardiologist in hospital (Hasna Medika Kuningan) focused on heart failure, prevention, and precision medicine.
dr. Faisal Habib, Sp.JP(K), FIHA
Principal Investigator
Cardiologist at Mitra Premier Hospital Medan and GrandMed Hospital Medan. Completed specialization in Cardiology at the University of Indonesia.
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Research Topics - Cardiovascular
Guarding Against CVD through Research Based Preventive treatments
Explore ONEASA’s research in diverse populations across
Southeast Asia and Asia for enhanced heart health insights.
Cardiovascular disease tops the list of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Indonesia, a global concern under Sustainable Development Goals 2030. Stroke and ischemic heart disease rank highest, with 131.8 and 95.68 cases per 100,000 population, respectively¹.
Cardiovascular disease impacts over 12 million people in Indonesia, making it the leading catastrophic disease based on 2022 data from the Ministry of Health. This figure includes cases and associated costs in the 2021 National Health Insurance program, totaling 12.9 million cases and IDR 8.6 trillion (USD 554 million)².
Cardiovascular’s Impact in Indonesia
Genomics aids doctors in precise treatment decisions and drug dosages, aligning with global initiatives for genomics data in rare diseases, cancer, and inherited conditions. Utilizing advanced technologies like Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and micro-arrays promotes more optimal, precise, and personalized public health (precision medicine). However, the development and implementation of genomics in Indonesia's health sector, especially for genetically related diseases, remain limited⁴.
Sources:
1. Top 10 causes of death and disability in Indonesia (WHO, 2019)
2. Pusat Kebijakan Pembiayaan dan Desentralisasi Kesehatan (Kemenkes RI, 2022)
3. Centers for Medicare & MedicAid Services, Chronic conditions Prevalance State/Country.
Table: All Fee-for-service Benificiaries
4. World Genomics Initiative (Cambridge He Jl athect Institute, 2023
Source from Centers for Medicare & MedicAid Services³.
Switzerland
Swiss Personalized Health
Network 2017 - 2020
Qatar
Qatar Genome 2015
Turkey
Turkish Genome
Project 2017 - 2023
Indonesia
Genetic Platform That Focus on Holistic Approach on Medical Genetics 2016
Brazilian
Brazil Initiative on
Precision Medicine 2015
France
Genomic Medicine
Plan 2016 - 2025
United States
National Human Genome
Research Institute 2007 -
All of US 2016 - 2025
China
Precision Medicine
Initiative
Denmark
Genome Denmark 2012 -
FarGen 2011 - 2017
Estonia
Estonia Genome
Project 2000
Finland
National Genome
Strategy 2015 - 2020
Japan
Japan Genomic
Medicine Program 2015
Netherlands
RADICON - NL 2016 - 2025
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Human Genome
Project 2015
United Kingdom
Genomics England 2012
Scottish Genomics
Welsh Genomics for
Precision Medicine
Northern Ireland Genomic
Medicine Centre
Australia
Australian Genomics
2016 - 2021
Top 10 Causes of Death
Genomic’s Role in Precision Medicine 3
Living a Longer, Healthier life
In the pursuit of longevity, numerous chronic diseases, often associated with the aging process, can be mitigated or even prevented. Scientific and clinical evidence supports that genetics plays a pivotal role in influencing the risks associated with many chronic diseases.
Join us as we delve into the intricacies of preventive treatment, paving the way for longevity and an extended health span. Explore with ONEASA as we strive to unlock the secrets to a longer and healthier life.
Acute Coronary Syndrome in Young Population
Assessment of the potential of identified genetic biomarkers for early detection and prevention of CAD in the young population.
Genetic Contribution to Hypertension in the Indonesian Population
Finding genetic-based analysis of identifying blood pressure predictors in patients after hypertension diagnosis.
Finding genetic-based analysis of identifying blood pressure predictors in patients after hypertension diagnosis.
Genetic Risk Stratification: A Paradigm Shift in the Prevention of Coronary Artery Disease
Describing the correlation between patient with high risk of atherosclerosis with patient who already diagnosed with coronary artery disease and healthy subject as a control.
Comprehensive Genomic Analysis for Identifying Biomarkers and Preventing Hypertension and Hypertensive Heart Disease
Understanding the genomics underpinning of hypertension and hypertensive heart disease.
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