Aznamariam Ayres, Yeshimebet Ali Dawed, Shambel Wedajo, Tilahun Dessie Alene, Alemu Gedefie, Fekadeselassie Belege Getahun, Amare Muche
Anthropometric failures and its predictors among under five children in Ethiopia: multilevel logistic regression model using 2019 Ethiopian demographic and health survey data
BMC public health
although stem cell research therapeutic applications hold great promise medical advancements rapidly progressed globally remains lack genuine public awareness status subject saudi arabia successful integration stem cell therapy healthcare relies public awareness understanding trust therefore aimed crosssectional study assess publics knowledge awareness trust support participation confidence stem cell treatments centers involved voluntary questionnaire 20 questions distributed randomly via social media outlets three thousand five hundred eighty four individuals participated survey approximately half falling within age range 3550 years 4671 majority participants 9071 would like know stem cell therapy half participants 5694 unfamiliar idea comparable proportion 5041 expressed concerns safety stem cell therapy lower level awareness indicated score 5 evenly distributed across age groups genders however regardless gender older participantsespecially 50 years age oldertended report higher levels confidence trust support participants age groups moreover trust support participation confidence score attained high school less statistically significantly lower attained masters phd degree participants 3357 either received stem cell therapy known someone 2407 reported cosmetic type treatment study emphasizes persistent need awareness educational initiatives minimize lack public awareness understanding approved stem cell treatments saudi arabia advocates increased education transparency communication bridge knowledge gaps enhance public trust ensure understanding successful treatment