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Mohammed Abdullah

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Medical student syndrome–like symptoms: prevalence, correlates, and perceived impact among medical students at Thamar University, Yemen

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By Al Amad, Mohammed Abdullah, Abdalkhaliq Ahmad
| TechTrends
Background Medical Student Syndrome (MSS) is a well-recognized phenomenon characterized by transient health anxiety and misinterpretation of benign bodily sensations as symptoms of serious illness. However, it remains underexplored in Yemen, particularly among medical students exposed to clinical training stressors.
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Impact of educational quality, educational resource, and educational climate on educational engagement and student intention to attend lectures

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By Mohammed Abdullah, Tuygunoy Mamadjanova, Ammer Abdullah
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
The education sector plays a vital role in the economic development of a country. Developing students’ interest in education is critical for achieving this goal. Therefore, this study explored the effect of educational quality, educational resource, and educational climate on student intention to attend lectures via the mediating role of educational engagement and the moderation of the educational process. This research adopted cross-sectional research design and quantitative research approach.
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An extreme rainfall event over the United Arab Emirates in April 2024: Role of dynamic and thermodynamic drivers

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By K. Koteswara Rao, Abdulla Al Mandous, Mohammed Abdullah, Mohamed Al Ebri, Omar Al Yazeedi, Noora Al Hameli, Mohamed Rakib, Shamsa Al Kaabi
| Nature Verified
Abstract On 16 April 2024, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) experienced an unprecedented Extreme Rainfall Event (ERE) that produced record-breaking accumulations and widespread flooding, particularly in Dubai. The highest 24-hr rainfall total was recorded at Khatm al-Shakla (Al Ain), with 254.8 mm. Several other stations also recorded exceptionally high totals exceeding 100 mm, including 233.3 mm at Kalba, 219.3 mm at Al Marmoom, and 144 mm at Dubai International Airport.
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