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M. Al-Kuwari

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Open access Sep 2026

Autoimmune disorders and cardiovascular disease: a matched cross-sectional analysis of disease-specific associations in Qatari primary care

Background Autoimmune disorders have been linked to increased cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk, but it is unclear whether the association is uniform across conditions or is concentrated in specific diseases, and whether inflammatory markers add value in a Middle Eastern primary-care setting. We examined disease-specif...

Aisha Al-Khinji, D. Malouche, A. Al-Hor et al. · 0 citations
Open access Aug 2026

Evaluating COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness across epidemiologic designs: test-negative case-control versus retrospective cohort analyses in a nationwide study

Abstract Background Observational studies are central to assessing vaccine effectiveness and informing public health policy. The two most common designs are test-negative case-control and cohort studies, yet direct comparisons of their performance using the same population, data sources, and analytic strategies remain...

Layan Sukik, Pradipta Paul, H. Ayoub et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access 2026

Incidence and epidemiological patterns of meningitis among children and adolescents in Qatar: A primary care–based study

Background: Meningitis remains an important public health problem, particularly among children. In Qatar, despite recent improvements in surveillance systems, comprehensive national data on meningitis epidemiology among children and adolescents are still limited. Methods: A retrospective analysis was conduct...

Hissa Al-Kuwari, Aisha Thani Al-Kuwari, A. Bakri et al. · 0 citations
Open access Jul 2026

Differential laboratory monitoring in autoimmune disease: a matched case-control study from Qatar primary care.

Despite elevated cardiovascular risk, patients with systemic autoimmune diseases (RA, SLE) receive less cardiometabolic laboratory monitoring than matched controls while receiving substantially more inflammatory marker testing.

Aisha Al-Khinji, D. Malouche, A. Al-Hor et al. · 0 citations
Open access Jul 2026

Healthy vaccinee effect did not bias COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness estimates

Health status influences COVID-19 vaccine uptake, with vaccinated individuals generally being healthier than unvaccinated ones. This difference may impact vaccine effectiveness estimates. This study investigated the magnitude of this healthy vaccinee effect on effectiveness estimates. Three national, matched, retrospec...

H. Chemaitelly, H. Ayoub, Peter V. Coyle et al. · 0 citations

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