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Congratulations to Mr. Abdillah Farkhan on His Publication in a Scopus Q1 Journal

The Department of Tropical Hygiene, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University, would like to extend our warm congratulations to Mr. Abdillah Farkhan (BHI 2022) on the publication of his research as First Author in the international journal Infectious Diseases of Poverty.

The article, titled “Spatiotemporal epidemiology, geographic hotspots, and risk factor associations of drug-resistant tuberculosis incidence in Indonesia: a Bayesian hierarchical modelling approach,” was published in 2026.

This study applies spatiotemporal epidemiological analysis and Bayesian hierarchical modelling to identify geographic hotspots and key risk factors associated with drug-resistant tuberculosis in Indonesia. The findings provide valuable insights that can support evidence-based public health planning and targeted interventions for tuberculosis control.

Read the full article: https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-026-01418-9

The Department proudly congratulates Mr. Abdillah on this significant academic achievement and wishes him continued success in his research and professional journey.

Department of Tropical Hygiene, Faculty of Tropical Medicine, Mahidol University

BHI Students Showcase Excellence at Prestigious International Conference

We are thrilled to announce that students from BHI’s MSc, Diploma, and Certificate programs recently participated in a prestigious international conference, representing the institution on a global stage. The event brought together thought leaders, industry professionals, and emerging talents from around the world to discuss cutting-edge innovations and trends within their respective fields.
Congratulations to Mr. Weerapat Pipithruengkrai on Successfully Passing his Oral Thesis Defence on 26…

Congratulations to Mr. Weerapat Pipithruengkrai on Successfully Passing his Oral Thesis Defence on 26 February 2026 (M.Sc.)

His thesis, entitled “Challenges of Public Health Surveillance Systems Sustainability in Thailand,” examines key issues related to the long-term sustainability of public health surveillance systems, contributing valuable insights to the field of public health and health systems research.

The BHI Program warmly congratulates Mr. Weerapat on this accomplishment and wishes him continued success in his future academic and professional endeavors.