Metabolic Syndrome Associated with Tobacco and Caffeine Products Use Among Refugee Adolescents: Risk of Dyslipidemia

Metabolic Syndrome Associated with Tobacco and Caffeine Products Use Among Refugee Adolescents: Risk of Dyslipidemia

Basma Damiri,1 Omar Khatib,2 Zaher Nazzal,3 Diala Sanduka,2 Siwar Igbaria,2 Ammar Thabaleh,2 Ahmad Farhoud,2 Lubna Saudi,3 Souad Belkebir,3 Rayyan Al Ali,4 Mohammed Alili,2 Mahmoud Hamdan,5 Omar A Safarini,2 Omar Younis2 1Medicine & Health Science Faculty, Drug, and Toxicology Division, An-Najah...

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Main Authors: Damiri B, Khatib O, Nazzal Z, Sanduka D, Igbaria S, Thabaleh A, Farhoud A, Saudi L, Belkebir S, Al Ali R, Alili M, Hamdan M, Safarini OA, Younis O
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Dove Medical Press 2021-09-01
Series:Diabetes, Metabolic Syndrome and Obesity
Subjects:
refugee adolescents
metabolic syndrome
tobacco smoking
cognitive enhancers and psychostimulants
dyslipidemia
unrwa
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