Sameena Ahmad

TL;DR: This article investigated whether religious affiliation (the Hindu and Muslim faiths) and gender are important factors in explaining the difference in eating attitudes between Asian adolescents and Caucasians in the U.K. and found that Asian adolescents had the most characteristic pattern of eating psychopathology, including generally less healthy eating attitudes and behaviours but more favourable scores on a scale assessing body satisfaction.

TL;DR: In this article , a self-developed questionnaire with questions regarding the change in consumption of different food groups during the COVID-19 outbreak was circulated online among the urban population, and it was observed that 46% participants turned down their consumption of fish and seafood and 48.2% participants lowered frozen protein consumption.

TL;DR: The study brings forth the fact that early marriages have an adverse effect on reproductive health of the females and Rigorous efforts and policies should be put in place for the adolescents to understand their reproductive health better.

TL;DR: In this article , a cross-sectional study was conducted in areas under the rural and urban health training centers, using a pretested and validated questionnaire along with appropriate examination of the involved system.