King Saud University tops global Ramadan fasting and health research
In a new bibliometric study published in the "Journal of Religion and Health", King Saud University has been recognized as a global leader in the field of Ramadan fasting and health research, according to a press release from the university, SPA reports.
The release said that the study, a comprehensive analysis of global publications in this field, highlights the university's significant contributions and influence; it is a noteworthy achievement that helps understand the health implications and benefits of fasting during Ramadan.
Professor Ahmed Bahammam, a leading figure in pulmonary diseases and sleep medicine at the College of Medicine and University Medical City, was identified as the second most prolific researcher in this domain worldwide.
His extensive work has greatly contributed to the global understanding of the intersection between religious practices, like Ramadan fasting, and health outcomes.
This recognition underscores King Saud University's commitment to pioneering research that bridges religious practices and health, offering valuable insights to millions who observe Ramadan worldwide.
For more details on this study, visit the Journal of Religion and Health.