Publications by authors named "Rahaf Alqarehi"
Background: Children and teenagers spend a significant amount of time watching screens, which include cellphones, tablets, gaming consoles, televisions, and computers. Regulation of screen time exposure is a crucial matter to avoid the health drawbacks of prolonged screen exposure.
Objectives: Assessment of parents' knowledge, attitude, and practice of regulation screen exposure among their children under six years old in the western region of Saudi Arabia.
Background Globally, one of the leading causes of blindness is diabetic retinopathy (DR). However, many patients do not participate in DR screening because of a lack of awareness. This study aims to assess the knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) level regarding DR screening and eye management among diabetic patients in Saudi Arabia.
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- The study focused on evaluating skincare knowledge, attitudes, and practices among Saudi populations, assessing data collected via a social media survey targeting individuals aged 12 and older.
- Out of 710 participants, most were young adults (54.8% aged 18-30), predominantly female (77.3%), with a majority having no income and residing in the Western region of Saudi Arabia.
- Results indicated a 19.9% prevalence of skin disease, revealing that skincare product usage was notably higher among females, while acceptable skincare knowledge and practices were identified within the population.