(MENAFN- The Peninsula) Doha: In a study by a student of the Qatar University it was revealed that a good number of students are undergoing plastic surgery procedures or are planning to have one in the future.
Arabic daily Al Sharq said in a report that final-year student in Department of Public Health, Abir Abu Qaoud, in a study titled 'Experiences, motivations, psychological and social factors associated with plastic surgeries in Qatar University students, concluded that a high percentage of students, more than 24 percent, had plastic surgery or have a desire to do the same in the future.
The study was done under the supervision of Dr Manar Hassan.
The study finds that there is a strong relation between the motive for undergoing a plastic surgery and the experiences of friends and relatives with these type of procedures.
Results of the study suggest that plastic surgery procedures are in a nascent stage and could have undesirable consequences if not practiced with properly and that more studies are required on various social and psychological aspects of the subject.
Vitamin D
Under the supervision of Dr Ilham Sharif from the Department of Biomedical Sciences, two students Ilham Ajaj and Tala Ismail presented a research project titled 'Impact of CYP2R1 in the level of Vitamin D in human and the study found that the carrier like rs2060793 are most at risk of deficiency level of Vitamin D.
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