About the Journal

Widya Kesehatan is a scientific publication that undergoes a peer-review process and that focuses on the dissemination of academic contributions in the field of complementary traditional medicine. Such contributions may include empirical research results, systematic reviews, and clinical case reports. The publication places particular emphasis on Ayurveda and the traditional Balinese medical system. The journal's scope encompasses clinical and experimental research related to traditional therapies, pharmacological studies of medicinal plants, ethnomedicine, aspects of integrating traditional health systems with modern approaches, analysis of complementary health policies, documentation of clinical cases, and the development of education and professionalism in the field of traditional health. The journal is published periodically, with a biannual frequency, meaning two issues per year (May and October editions). Presently, the Widya Kesehatan Journal has been accredited at SINTA 4 by the Director of Research and Community Service at the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, and Technology, for issues ranging from Volume 5, Issue 1, 2023, to Volume 9, Issue 2, 2027.

 

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Vol. 8 No. 1 (2026): Widya Kesehatan

This issue is currently in progress, with new articles being added as they become ready for publication. All published articles are final and fully citable.

Published: 2026-05-31
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Widya Kesehatan is a scientific publication that undergoes a peer-review process and that focuses on the dissemination of academic contributions in the field of complementary traditional medicine. Such contributions may include empirical research results, systematic reviews, and clinical case reports. The publication places particular emphasis on Ayurveda and the traditional Balinese medical system. The journal's scope encompasses clinical and experimental research related to traditional therapies, pharmacological studies of medicinal plants, ethnomedicine, aspects of integrating traditional health systems with modern approaches, analysis of complementary health policies, documentation of clinical cases, and the development of education and professionalism in the field of traditional health. The journal is published periodically, with a biannual frequency, meaning two issues per year (May and October editions).