Association Between Habitual Caffeine Intake and Self-Reported Cognitive Failures Among Medical Laboratory Professionals in the West Bank, Palestine: A Cross-Sectional Study

Description

Although caffeine and cognitive performance have been studied in different populations, evidence from one population or setting may not directly apply to medical laboratory professionals in the West Bank. Consumption patterns, beverage sizes, work schedules, and occupational circumstances may differ across settings. A local study can describe caffeine intake in this group and examine whether it is associated with self-reported cognitive failures while accounting for selected relevant factors.