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Annals of Middle Eastern Medicine

Annals of Middle Eastern Medicine (AMEM)
Advancing Clinical and Experimental Medicine Across the Region

Annals of Middle Eastern Medicine is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in general and experimental medicine, with a strong focus on health challenges and clinical research relevant to the Middle East. The journal welcomes multidisciplinary contributions that enhance understanding of disease mechanisms, improve patient care, and support innovation in diagnostics, therapeutics, and medical practice.

The journal is accredited by the Ministry of Culture and Media, Saudi Arabia, License number 165547 (المملكة العربية السعودية - وزارة الثقافة والإعلام). The journal has an International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) 3122-3338  registered via King Fahad National Library, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 

This journal meets the criteria set by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS).
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Original Article | October 01, 2026
The impact of the Hajj Pilgrimage on psychological wellbeing and mental health outcomes: a mixed-methods systematic review
Ahmad M.Alridahie , Youmna M. Fallatah , Nuran H.JamalAllail , Ghala E.Alharbi , Arwa M.Alqadi , Mohammed A. Fatani , Tala J. Rummani , Manar S. Alharbi , Ayman A. Alharbi
Year: 2026
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Background: The Hajj is one of the largest recurrent mass gatherings in the world, bringing millions of pilgrims into a confined setting under extreme heat, overcrowding, and physical exertion. Religiosity is generally protective for mental health, yet negative religious coping can worsen depressive symptoms, and the psychological consequences of Hajj... Continue Reading
Original Article | October 01, 2026
Knowledge, attitudes, and practices of primary health care physicians about irritable bowel syndrome in Al-Ahsa, Saudi Arabia
Hassan Abdulkarim Alsulaiman , Abbas Mohammed Almusawi , Qusai Adnan Alobaid , Hassan Ali Almubarak , Hussain Sadeq Alsemaeel , Alhassan Mohammed Bujubarah , Mohammed Hussain Alamer , Mohammed Khalid Al-Alwan , Kumail Mohammed Al Abdullah , Ali Abdulla Alnahwi , Mohammed Yousef Alessa
Year: 2026
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Background: Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a common chronic gastrointestinal condition that significantly affects quality of life and imposes a considerable economic burden. Despite the availability of ROME IV diagnostic criteria, gaps in PHC physician knowledge and practice have been reported. PHC physicians play a central role in the diagnosis,... Continue Reading
Original Article | October 01, 2026
Prevalence, patterns, and perceptions of self medication using conventional and herbal medicines among ENT patients in Bisha, Saudi Arabia
Rudaina Hussain Alelyani , Naif Abdulaziz M. Alqarni , Zainab Ali Alalqam , Sultan Dhafer A. Alshehri , Mohammed Mushari Alsueri , Mohammed Ahmed A. Alshehri , Lama Abdulaziz Alshahrani , Mohammed AlQarny , Lama Zafi A. Aldrehan , Mashael Sharaf S. Alshahrani , Mohammed Thamer A. Alshahrani
Year: 2026
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Background: Self-medication (SM) is a widespread global health concern. While it offers convenience and rapid relief for minor conditions, it may lead to misdiagnosis, adverse effects, and drug interactions when used without proper guidance. This study aimed to assess the prevalence, patterns, and perceptions of SM using conventional and herbal... Continue Reading
Original Article | October 01, 2026
Assessment of knowledge and awareness level regarding urinary stone prevention among the Taif population, Saudi Arabia: a cross sectional study
Faisal Khalid Alhomayani , Rawan Ali Almalki , Wahaj Alqurashi , Raghad Abdullah Almutairi , Lama Alzahrani
Year: 2026
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Background: Kidney stones are a common urological condition influenced by environmental and lifestyle factors and are reported to be prevalent in hot climates, including Saudi Arabia. This study assessed knowledge and awareness of kidney stone prevention among the general population of Taif, Saudi Arabia.Methods: This cross-sectional study included 363 adult... Continue Reading
Original Article | October 01, 2026
Knowledge and attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccination among a convenience sample of adults in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: a crosssectional study
Anas Khalid Alghamdi , Yazeed Alsulaiman , Yazeed Alqarni , Abdulaziz Almisbahi , Ibrahim Aldosari , Bader Alshajry , Nasim Ullah Siddiqui
Year: 2026
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Background: Vaccine hesitancy remains a critical public health challenge that impedes herd immunity and disease mitigation. This study aims to evaluate the knowledge, perceived severity, and attitudes toward COVID-19 vaccines among a convenience sample of adults in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and to identify demographic determinants influencing vaccine acceptance. Methods: A... Continue Reading