Publications by authors named "Shaar D"
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- A study at Bahçeşehir University examined headache prevalence among 180 medical students, finding that 78.80% experienced headaches, with tension-type headaches being the most common at 59.50%.
- Lifestyle factors like irregular sleep, poor academic satisfaction, low exercise levels, and excessive use of electronic devices were linked to headache occurrences.
- The results highlight the necessity for targeted strategies to improve sleep, reduce stress, foster healthier lifestyles, and promote physical activity among students.
This study assesses the prevalence and determinants of postpartum depression (PPD). 396 women delivering in Beirut and a rural area (Beka'a Valley) were interviewed 24 hours and 3-5 months after delivery. During the latter visit, they were screened using the Edinburgh postnatal depression scale.
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