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Abstract Category: Biomedical Science
Prevalence and predictors of overweight and obesity among adolescents in
Islamic Fasting Approach on Weight Loss Intervention – Experience Through the Lens of Participants
Seremban, Negeri Sembilan 373
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Johari, M. Z. , Sulaiman, N. S. , Abdullah, S. R. , Khalil, M. K. N. , Wan Mohd Zin, R. M. , Mohd Yunus, S.
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N. N. , Kamaruddin, H. , Norshamsul, N. I. , Azizul, N. H.
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Centre for Health Communications and Informatics Research, Institute for Health Behaviour Research, National
Hyperlipidemia Post-Initiation of Nilotinib Therapy Among Adult Chronic
Institutes of Health
Myeloid Leukemia (CML) Patients in A Regional Referral Hospital in Perak 374
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Nutrition, Metabolism & Cardiovascular Research Centre, Institute for Medical Research, National Institutes of
Health
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Introduction
Weight loss is a natural process of weight management in life but the process and effectiveness varies
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from individual to individual. This study attempts to assess the effectiveness of an Islamic approach of
the sunnah fasting (Mondays and Thursday) combined with healthy plating as part of a weight loss
intervention through the views of the participants.
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Method
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This qualitative study takes on exploratory approach in obtaining feedback from selected participants
and 2017 376
of the intervention. Four groups of participants (two successful and two unsuccessful) were invited in
separate Focus Group Discussions (FGD) to give their experiential feedback after completing the
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intervention. FGDs were recorded verbatim and transcribed. Data was blind and axial coded before
thematically analyzed.
METER (MenTal health Emergency Response) Program: Findings on the Psychological
Result
Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on HCW in a Tertiary Hospital in Klang Valley 377
In total 21 participants were interviewed. Four themes emerged -­‐ efficacy towards intervention,
barriers and facilitators to success, support and sustainability. Participants who were success attributed
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having a strong support system at home or at work and the sense of competitiveness as the main key
to who were successful. Similarly, the same attributes are also the reason to those who did not
succeed in losing the prescribed weight. Most suffered difficulty of at least one month to adapt to the
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intervention. Sporadically in both groups stated the intervention is sustainable for a long period.
Individual motivation plays a strong role in the success or failure in weight loss.
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Discussion
Islamic fasting is perceived to be a viable intervention to weight loss and its success is driven both by
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individual motivation and a strong support system to be sustainable.
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Keywords: weight loss, Islamic fasting, qualitative, effectiveness, sustainability

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Challenges in Data Management of COVID-19 in Kelantan 381

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Evaluation of Precision and Linerity of Serum & Urine Total Protein on SPAplus
Analyzer for Multiple Myeloma Diagnostic Testing 382

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