Saudi Study Finds Low Spirometry Use Among Primary Care Doctors
A national cross-sectional study in Saudi Arabia found that while most primary care physicians recognize the importance of spirometry, actual ...
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High Polypharmacy Rates Found Among Hemodialysis Patients in Saudi Arabia
A multicenter study in Saudi Arabia found that 70 percent of maintenance hemodialysis patients experience polypharmacy, which is significantly associated ...
Hospital Preceptorship Linked to Higher Nurse Self-Competence Scores in Saudi Study
A quasi-experimental study of 43 newly graduated registered nurses in Saudi Arabia found higher self-reported clinical competence and confidence scores ...
Saudi Heart Failure Study Reveals SGLT2i Prescribing Gaps
A multicenter retrospective study in Saudi Arabia found that SGLT2 inhibitor use in heart failure patients is inconsistent, influenced by ...
Study Finds Knowledge Gaps and Stigmatizing Beliefs in Epilepsy Care Among Students
A cross-sectional investigation at Taibah University revealed substantial gaps in undergraduate health students' knowledge of women-specific epilepsy care alongside persistent ...
Random Forest Model Accurately Predicts Winter PM2.5 Across Riyadh
A machine learning framework combining satellite and reanalysis data accurately predicted winter fine particulate matter levels across Riyadh.
Framework Proposes Integrating Sports and Exercise Medicine Into Saudi Primary Care
A literature-informed framework proposes integrating sports and exercise medicine into Saudi family practice to address widespread physical inactivity and rising ...
Saudi Expert Panel Establishes COVID-19 Prophylaxis Consensus for Hematological Malignancies
A multidisciplinary Saudi expert panel has established a consensus protocol detailing vaccination, non-pharmaceutical measures, and variant-targeted monoclonal antibody prophylaxis for ...
Climate Projections Reveal Shifting Habitats for Four Endemic Saudi Succulents
Species distribution modeling indicates that climate change will trigger divergent habitat contractions and expansions across southwestern mountain refugia for four ...
Mental Health Strongly Predicts Wellbeing and Quality of Life in Working Saudi Women, Study Finds
A cross-sectional study of 549 working women in Saudi Arabia found mental health strongly predicted psychological wellbeing and quality of ...
Study Assesses Fertility Care Readiness Among Saudi Healthcare Trainees and Professionals
A cross-sectional study of 577 healthcare students and professionals in Al-Baha, Saudi Arabia, found that high fertility counselling confidence was ...
Survey Examines Public Awareness and Misconceptions Surrounding GLP-1 Weight-Loss Medications
A cross-sectional survey of 975 adults in Saudi Arabia's Aseer Region revealed that while most participants recognized semaglutide, significant gaps ...
Digital pathology and AI push in Saudi Arabia faces cost, workforce and data hurdles
A new review maps the opportunities and obstacles facing digital pathology and AI adoption in Saudi Arabia under Vision 2030.
Screen-time eating linked to double burden of malnutrition in Saudi middle schoolers
A survey-weighted study of 268 Saudi middle school students found underweight at 25.3 percent and overweight or obesity at 24.5 ...
Nutritional Knowledge and Diet Habits Linked to Food Label Use in Saudi Adults
A cross-sectional survey of 683 Saudi adults found that higher nutritional knowledge, a diploma or bachelor's degree, and following a ...
Low Disease Burden in One Saudi Region Reveals Gaps in National Premarital Screening Data
A two-year registry analysis from Dawadmi, Saudi Arabia, found very low prevalence of hemoglobinopathies and viral hepatitis among people undergoing ...
Camera Traps Photograph Golden Jackals in Riyadh Province for the First Time
Camera traps have recorded two golden jackals in King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, the first confirmed record of the species in ...
Trust bridges engagement and citizenship behavior in Saudi private healthcare, study finds
A survey of 232 healthcare employees in Saudi Arabia's private sector links engagement to citizenship behavior through supervisor trust and ...
Early TAVI Estimated to Save Costs and Improve Outcomes in Saudi Arabia
A Saudi cost-utility model projects that early TAVI for asymptomatic severe aortic stenosis would save SAR 33,414 per person and ...
Epilepsy Drug Carbamazepine Tied to Falling Vitamin D and Calcium Levels
A retrospective study of 226 adults with epilepsy in Saudi Arabia found that at least one year of carbamazepine treatment ...
