Publications by authors named "Najla A Kabli"
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- - The study aimed to evaluate the social stigma associated with multiple sclerosis (MS) among patients in Saudi Arabia through an online survey filled out by 381 participants.
- - Findings indicated significant regional differences in stigma levels, with the highest stigma reported in the Northern region and the lowest in the Eastern region, as well as higher stigma in unmarried patients compared to those who are married.
- - The study concludes that societal stigma towards MS patients is prevalent in Saudi Arabia, advocating for increased psychological and social support, along with volunteer campaigns to raise awareness about the condition.
Background Headache disorders, particularly migraines, significantly impact public health globally. The Global Burden of Disease (GBD) report highlights migraines as the second leading cause of disability worldwide, especially among women under 50. Hormonal changes, particularly estrogen, play a role in primary headaches like migraines, and this connection becomes important during pregnancy due to physiological changes.
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