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Gender-related lifestyle behaviors according to body mass index profiles among university staff from Saudi Arabia: A cross-sectional study. [PDF]
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Psychosocial interventions for people with comorbid substance use disorders in people with severe mental health conditions in low- and middle-income countries: scoping review. [PDF]
BJPsych OpenMihretu A, Fekadu A, Alemu AA, Hanlon C.
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Nationwide forestry applications program: Analysis of forest classification accuracy [PDF]
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Khat: current views from the community around the UK - Findings from Communtiy Engagement Forums [PDF]
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Khat use and mental illness: A critical review
Social Science and Medicine, 2007Khat has been used as a stimulant plant in many parts of Africa and the Arabian Peninsula for centuries. Its current use among particular migrant communities in Europe and elsewhere has caused alarm among policy makers and health care professionals. In the United Kingdom, the debate over the psychiatric and social implications of khat use has led to a ...
Kamaldeep Bhui +2 more
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Is khat use disorder a valid diagnostic entity?
Addiction (Abingdon, England), 2018This study aimed to validate the presence of a khat use disorder syndrome using DSM-5 criteria and to examine its relationship with increased experience of harms.Cross-sectional, purposive sample of current khat-chewers, recruited from khat markets and cafes.Participants were recruited from the general community and from Adama Science and Technology ...
Samson W, Duresso +3 more
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Correlates of khat use during pregnancy: A cross-sectional study
Addictive Behaviors, 2017Khat is widely used in East African countries including Ethiopia. A growing body of evidence indicates that long-term khat use is associated with various health consequences. The aim of this study was to examine the magnitude and correlates of khat use in pregnant women.This study used a cross-sectional, face-to-face interview design that included 642 ...
Motohiro Nakajima +2 more
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Alcohol Use Among Khat (Catha) Chewers in Kenya
British Journal of Addiction, 1987SummaryAmong one hundred randomly selected outpatients at the Meru District Hospital in Kenya, 29 (28 men and 1 woman) were Khat chewers. Six of these were ‘heavy’ and 23 ‘moderate’ users. Twenty out of 29 Khat chewers also used alcohol heavily. Consequences of this joint misuse of two potentially addictive drugs are discussed.
Omolo, O E, Dhadphale, M
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Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 1986
Chewing of khat leaves has been noted to be widespread in Yemen. Immigrants to Israel brought that practice along and have kept it alive ever since their initial settlement over thirty years ago. The small epidemiological study reported here made an inquiry into the extent of khat use in two agricultural villages.
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Chewing of khat leaves has been noted to be widespread in Yemen. Immigrants to Israel brought that practice along and have kept it alive ever since their initial settlement over thirty years ago. The small epidemiological study reported here made an inquiry into the extent of khat use in two agricultural villages.
A, Litman +3 more
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