ورقة علمية / Research Paper

Neuropathic Manifestations and Nutritional Correlates of Burning Feet Syndrome among Adults in Ombada Locality, Omdurman, Sudan, during the Ongoing Armed Conflict 2024

Ethical Approval Ethical approval will be obtained from Northern state Ministry of health before conducting or formally reporting the study. Informed Consent Participation will be voluntary. Each participant will receive information about the study objectives, procedures, potential risks, benefits, confidentiality, and right to withdraw at any time without penalty. Written or verbal informed consent will be obtained depending on field feasibility and literacy level. Confidentiality All collected data will be kept confidential. No personal identifiers will be used in the final analysis or publication. Data will be stored securely and accessed only by the research team. Voluntary Participation Participants will not be forced or pressured to take part in the study. They may refuse to answer any question or withdraw from the study at any stage.

Ethical Approval Ethical approval will be obtained from Northern state Ministry of health before conducting or formally reporting the study. Informed Consent Participation will be voluntary. Each participant will receive information about the study objectives, procedures, potential risks, benefits, confidentiality, and right to withdraw at any time without penalty. Written or verbal informed consent will be obtained depending on field feasibility and literacy level. Confidentiality All collected data will be kept confidential. No personal identifiers will be used in the final analysis or publication. Data will be stored securely and accessed only by the research team. Voluntary Participation Participants will not be forced or pressured to take part in the study. They may refuse to answer any question or withdraw from the study at any stage.

Participants may not receive direct financial benefit. However, the study may help identify health needs, improve understanding of burning feet symptoms, and support future clinical or nutritional interventions in affected communities.