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. 2025 Apr 5;16:545–555. doi: 10.2147/AMEP.S485866

Table 1.

Bio-Demographic Data of Undergraduate Medical Students at Umm Al-Qura University (n=809)

Bio-Demographic Data No %
Age in years 18–20 286 35.4%
21–23 423 52.3%
24–26 84 10.4%
27+ 16 2.0%
Gender Male 331 40.9%
Female 478 59.1%
Academic year 2nd year 147 18.2%
3rd year 174 21.5%
4th year 202 25.0%
5th year 153 18.9%
6th year 77 9.5%
Medical intern 56 6.9%
GPA 1–1.74 5 0.6%
1.75–2.74 48 5.9%
2.75–3.49 235 29.0%
3.50–4.00 521 64.4%
Are you diagnosed with any chronic diseases? Yes 62 7.7%
No 747 92.3%
If yes, mention (n=62) Not mentioned 26 41.9%
Asthma 43 69.4%
IBS 5 8.1%
Diabetes mellitus 3 4.8%
Migraine 3 4.8%
Crohn’s disease 2 3.2%
Hypertension 2 3.2%
Celiac disease 1 1.6%
Chronic rhinitis 1 1.6%
Congenital heart disease 1 1.6%
COPD 1 1.6%
Eczema 1 1.6%
Epilepsy 1 1.6%
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) 1 1.6%
Glaucoma 1 1.6%
Hypothyroidism 1 1.6%
Iron ‏deficiency anemia 1 1.6%
Lactose intolerance 1 1.6%
Obesity 1 1.6%
Pcos 1 1.6%
Sickle cell anemia 1 1.6%
Ureteral stenosis 1 1.6%
Do you have any allergies or asthma? Yes, I have allergic 116 14.3%
Yes, I have asthma 43 5.3%
None 650 80.3%
Are you diagnosed with any psychiatric disorder? Yes 55 6.8%
No 754 93.2%
If yes, mention (n=55) Not mentioned 24 43.6%
Anxiety 14 25.5%
Depression 11 20.0%
Panic attacks 5 9.1%
Bipolar disorder 1 1.8%

Notes: As shown in, A total of 809 eligible students completed the study survey. The students’ ages ranged from 18 to more than 27 years, with a mean average of 20.1 ± 3.5 years. Of the participants, 478 (59.1%) were female, 321 (39.7%) were in their pre-clinical years (2nd and 3rd), 432 (53.4%) were in their clinical years (4th to 6th), and 56 (6.9%) were medical interns. As for grade point average (GPA), 521 (64.4%) had a score of 3.5–4 points, 235 (29%) had a score of 2.75–3.49, and 53 (6.5%) had lower scores. Only 62 (7.7%) had a chronic disease, mainly asthma (69.4%), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) (8.1%), diabetes mellitus (DM) (4.8%), and migraines (4.8%). In addition, 116 (14.3%) complained of allergies, but only 43 (5.3%) reported having asthma. About 55 (6.8%) were diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder, mainly anxiety (25.5%), depression (20%), and panic attacks (9.1%).