Impact of Smoking on Hemoglobin Levels in Students

What is the primary focus of the Medical Laboratory Technology Evening Thesis Group in 2024?

Which of the following students has the lowest roll number in the MLT Evening Thesis Group?

What academic institution's students are being studied for the impact of smoking on hemoglobin levels?

Which aspect of health is being analyzed in relation to smoking in this research?

In the context of this thesis group, which statement is true about the students mentioned?

Research Overview

Focus on the effects of smoking on hemoglobin levels specifically among students at the University of Sindh.
Investigates how smoking may alter blood parameters, particularly affecting oxygen transport in the body.

Participants

Group consists of six students from the Medical Laboratory Technology Evening Thesis Group.
Names and roll numbers of participants:
- Muhammad Siddique (2k21/MLTE/39)
- Muhammad Afaque Abbasi (2k21/MLTE/34)
- Muhammad Azhar Abbasi (2k21/MLTE/37)
- Muhammad Uris (2k21/MLTE/40)
- Waheed Jarwar (2k21/MLTE/01)
- Nichayo (2k21/MLTE/45)

Relevance of Study

Smoking is a significant public health concern linked to various adverse health outcomes, including anemia.
Understanding its impact on hemoglobin levels can inform health education on smoking risks among young adults.

Objectives

To assess the hemoglobin levels among smoking students compared to non-smoking peers.
To provide data that may help in better health management and policies at the university concerning smoking and student health.

Expected Outcomes

Anticipated findings may reveal decreased hemoglobin levels in smokers, highlighting the physiological impact of smoking.
Results could lead to increased awareness and potentially preventative measures aimed at reducing smoking prevalence among university students.

This thesis explores the significant impact of smoking on hemoglobin levels among students at the University of Sindh. Through research and analysis, it aims to highlight the implications of smoking on health, specifically relating to blood parameters. The study involves several participants from the Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program.