Investigating asthma aetiology and remedies in Saudi Arabia and the UK: Assessing the impact of indoor air pollution and healthcare expertise on prescription expenses, within the realm of public health
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2024
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University of Strathclyde
Abstract
The thesis culminates with a set of references and appendices that supplement the
research. The references section provides a comprehensive list of all the sources
cited throughout the thesis, ensuring that the research is grounded in existing
literature and scientific evidence. The appendices section includes supplementary
materials that support the research findings, such as data tables, questionnaires, and
additional analyses.
In summary, this thesis offers a holistic and nuanced examination of asthma, a
condition that affects millions worldwide. By analyzing various factors such as indoor
air pollution, healthcare practices, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, the
research provides valuable insights into the management and treatment of asthma.
The comparative analysis between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the United
Kingdom offers a unique perspective on the global and regional dimensions of
asthma, making this thesis a significant contribution to the field of public health
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asthma, indoor air pollution, knowledge, attitude, practices, primary health care practitioners