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Biography
Dr. Nur Aifiah Binti Ibrahim is a distinguished researcher in medical and mathematical sciences at the Faculty of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, MARA University of Technology (UiTM), Shah Alam, Selangor, MalaysiaHer scholarly contributions span women’s health, statistical epidemiology, technological informatics, and environmental science, highlighting her interdisciplinary expertise.
Notably, Dr. Ibrahim is the lead author of a mini-review titled “A Mini Review on Women’s Health, Focus on Menopause and Metabolic Challenges”, published in IgMin Research (Vol. 3, Issue 5, May 8, 2025). The paper, addressing fatigue, musculoskeletal issues, and metabolic syndrome in menopausal women, emphasizes the importance of holistic lifestyle interventions like diet and exerciseThis publication follows rigorous peer review and underscores her commitment to advancing women’s health in Malaysia and beyond.
Her research portfolio also includes epidemiological analyses such as “Flattening the Epidemic Curve from a Statistical and Epidemiological Approach in Malaysia”, a diabetes overview, cancer research, and a study on black pepper price modeling—all accessible via ResearchGateFurther, she has authored papers in journals like the African Journal of Sciences and Traditional Medicine and the Disclosure Journal of Accounting and Finance, demonstrating her versatility across domains including environmental science and microfinance
With over six publications and rising citation counts, Dr. Ibrahim exemplifies multidisciplinary scholarship, bridging data analysis, biomedicine, and public health. Her contributions enhance understanding in women’s health, epidemiology, and economic issues, reinforcing UiTM’s regional and global research impact.
Research Interest
Dr. Nur Aifiah Binti Ibrahim’s research interests lie at the intersection of biomedical science, epidemiology, and applied statistics. She is particularly focused on women’s health, with an emphasis on menopause-related metabolic changes, hormonal imbalances, and lifestyle interventions. Her work frequently explores the statistical modeling of health data, aiming to uncover patterns and predictors of disease outcomes, especially in middle-aged and aging populations. Additionally, she has contributed to studies in environmental health, economic modeling, and infectious disease trends—such as COVID-19 epidemiology in Malaysia. Dr. Ibrahim is also passionate about integrating data analytics and technological tools into public health frameworks, enabling better decision-making and policy development. Her multidisciplinary approach allows her to collaborate across fields such as public health, mathematical sciences, and socioeconomics. Through her work, she aims to advance evidence-based healthcare strategies, improve community wellness, and foster sustainable, data-driven solutions to regional and global health challenges.
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Women often play a central role in providing nutrition and care. The supportive character requires more attention to the concern of having a beautiful life. Health is central. In bustling cities to go to work, and the never-ending health routine kept her in check. In this paper, the short communication is to inform and gather evidence in support of women’s health and address their most frequent concerns over controlling the symptoms and managing their risks upon menopause. A woman’s strength is reflected in how she lives through hea...lth challenges. These issues highlight the fatigue and exhaustion caused by prolonged medication use and releasing herself from a worrisome condition to a severe one. Women tend to feel more liberated and health-conscious during this period when it comes to musculoskeletal and metabolic syndrome. Their daily routines of maintaining a healthy diet and engaging in physical exercise remain consistent.
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