Abstract Guideline

• The title must be concise, descriptive, and self-explanatory, with a maximum of 20 words.
• Abbreviations should not be used in the title.
  

2. Authors:

• Abstracts may have multiple authors.
• Only undergraduate students enrolled in health sciences programs are eligible to
  submit.
• The presenting author may be the first author. If the first author is unable to present, another co-author may present, provided that:
  a) they are also an undergraduate student, and
  b) they are listed as an author on the study.
• Full names of all authors should be provided, with the presenting author’s name
  underlined below the abstract title.
• The presenting author's academic year, discipline, institution’s name, email address, and cell number must be included below the keywords
  (e.g., Final Year MBBS, LUMHS, example@gmail.com, 0300-0000000).

3. Abstracts:
To be considered, abstracts must meet the following criteria:

• The abstract must not exceed 300 words (excluding title, author information, and
  keywords).
• Use Times New Roman, font size 12, single spacing.
• Only completed research studies will be accepted.
• Preference will be given to unpublished research.
• Research must be relevant to health sciences. Abstracts from unrelated disciplines will not be considered.
• The abstract must follow a structured format as outlined below:
  Background: Brief context and rationale for the study
  Objectives: Clearly stated aim(s) of the stud
  Methods: Include study design, population/sample size, duration, data collection, and analysis methods
  Results: Key findings of the study
  Conclusion: Main conclusion based on results
  Keywords: Up to 6 keywords must be provided at the end of the abstract.