The Infectious Diseases, How to Recognize and Avoid It

PMS dan Penyakit Menular Lainnya is a book that contains information on several infectious diseases that often affects people of Indonesia, especially in urban areas. However, these diseases can be occur in rural areas too. These infectious diseases are sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), diarrhea, dengue fever, typhoid fever, rabies, cikungunya, malaria, and elephantiasis disease.

Indonesia is a tropical developing country. These diseases are easily transmitted because it is supported by the climate and socio-cultural conditions of the people of Indonesia. Therefore, information on these various infectious diseases and also for health education, should be given to prevent, and eradicate the spread of these diseases in the environment.

The book is arranged in simple, easy to understand, and contains a variety of information, such as the symptoms, transmission, prevention, and treatment of these infectious diseases. Hopefully, the reader can understand and also as short of a reference when facing these diseases. If we are getting to know the ins and outs of an infectious disease, it would be easy for us to overcome and avoid it.

The Champion Kids

In a town called Banjaran, there is a densely populated village called Panjangan. There, the houses are very tight. The street to go there is a narrow alleys winding. Therefore, it is often known as the hometown gang Panjangan.

In the village, there are creative kids who love sports. They are Andre, Imam, Hendra, Hendri, Amir, and Agus. They were good friends. Beside living in the same village together, they are also educated in the same school, the junior of Nusantara. They grow from a family background that is different. However, they have the same hobby, namely sports, especially volleyball.

Their favorite sport of volleyball, bringing them into one team. They plan to participate in a volleyball tournament, which named Antarkecamatan Youth Volleyball Tournament 2010. With trained by Mr. Hari, a former national volleyball athletes, they learn the theory and practice in a game of volleyball. In addition, they also have the support of Mr. Beni (Hendra and Hendri father) and Mr. Wardoyo, one of the staff of the Ministry of Youth and Sports Experts. From them, the kids get more lesson and a lot of support. Not only in terms of theory, but also practice.

Through rigorous training and an uphill battle even with a makeshift facility, they managed to win the tournament. Their hard work and effort it has brought them into a strong and accomplished kids.