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September 10, 2025

The Caffeine Usage among Medical Students and Their Knowledge of Its Benefits and Side Effects

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Cross-sectional survey reveals high caffeine use in medical students, highlighting awareness of side effects.

A significant 93% of medical students reported caffeine consumption, mainly for staying alert.
Daily caffeine intake was observed in 61.3% of participants, primarily through coffee and tea.
Though knowledge about caffeine was limited, awareness of side effects and withdrawal symptoms was better.
The findings point to a need for improved education on the long-term effects of excessive caffeine consumption.

Reem Ali Haddad (2024) studied this question.

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September 10, 2025

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Cross-sectional survey reveals high caffeine use in medical students, highlighting awareness of side effects.

A significant 93% of medical students reported caffeine consumption, mainly for staying alert.
Daily caffeine intake was observed in 61.3% of participants, primarily through coffee and tea.
Though knowledge about caffeine was limited, awareness of side effects and withdrawal symptoms was better.
The findings point to a need for improved education on the long-term effects of excessive caffeine consumption.

Reem Ali Haddad (2024) studied this question.

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