About the Journal

  1. Journal Title: Cermin Dunia Kedokteran
  2. Initials: CDK
  3. Frequency: 12/ year
  4. Online ISSN: 2503-2720
  5. Print ISSN: 0125-913X
  6. TD-PSE (Kominfo): 003119.02/DJAI.PSE/07/2022
  7. DOI in Crossref: 10.55175
  8. Editor in Chief: Dr. dr. Budi Riyanto W., SpN
  9. Publisher: PT Kalbe Farma Tbk.
  10. Accreditation Number: No. 152/E/KPT/2023 (SINTA 4) Periode Akreditasi: Volume 48 Nomor 6 Tahun 2021 sampai Volume 53 Nomor 5 Tahun 2026  

Cermin Dunia Kedokteran (CDK) journal is a scientific medical journal that focuses on the development of medical science, pharmacy, and public health, oriented towards evidence-based practice, service innovation, and the integration of health policies in local, national, and global contexts. Articles are published under an open-access policy. Manuscripts undergo a double-blind peer review process; at least one reviewer will review articles relevant to the topic of the manuscript especially research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analysis articles, and evidence base case reports. The journal is published monthly (January to December).

 
Submitted articles must be original (written by the authors themselves and not the result of plagiarism) and must not be simultaneously submitted to, under review by, or in the process of publication in another journal or conference. Articles that fall outside the scope of the CDK Journal will not be processed for publication. Please read and follow the author guidelines.

Current Issue

Vol. 53 No. 07 (2026): July 2026
View Vol. 53 No. 07 (2026): July 2026
Issues affecting adolescents and students are the subject of research whose findings are reported in this edition of Cermin Dunia Kedokteran; acne vulgaris is a common problem during adolescence; although it is generally not life-threatening, it often causes psychological distress; the findings of a study conducted in Surakarta may serve as a basis for counseling and management.   This issue also includes a discussion of eye health problems associated with computer use. Although the research was conducted during the pandemic, the findings remain relevant given the increased use of computers—even at a young age—and therefore adequate preventive measures are necessary.   Rabies may not be a major issue in large cities, but it still warrants attention, particularly in certain areas, especially since most cases are fatal. Several dermatology cases round out this issue, including diagnostic approaches to onychomycosis and the management of basal cell carcinoma; other case reports are expected to sharpen colleagues’ diagnostic and management skills, such as complications of hyperemesis gravidarum and esophageal strictures caused by corrosive substances. Additionally, a review of the benefits of PSA testing for prostate cancer screening may inform clinical management.
Published: 17-07-2026

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