Received: Sep, Manuscript No. Background and Objectives: We place a high value on health. Many factors influence health, including nutrition, physical exercise, stress level, personality, and conduct.
Students may experience stress as a result of family and job expectations, which can have an impact on their social, emotional, and physical health. Material and Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional design was taken on university students in Baghdad. Data were collected by using questionnaire format to determine psychological and physical health of university students from 21st November to 20th May Study results: The result of the study shows that According to research, the difficult living on campus, as well as a failure to adapt and adjust to university life, can have an impact on self-efficacy and sleep patterns [ 1 ].
Students may experience stress as a result of family and job expectations, which can have an impact on their social, emotional, and physical health [ 2 , 3 ]. There is a circular relationship between stress and sleep, especially when someone is stressed, whether due to financial concerns, health problems, or relationships, making it more difficult for the person to sleep [ 4 ].
Iraq is emerging from decades of war, which were followed by protracted periods of violence and insecurity. Despite great obstacles, the Iraqi national health system, which is largely represented by the Iraqi Ministry of Health MOH , is operational and has made good progress in terms of service provision. The MOH made significant efforts to provide health services, including efforts to treat patients who could not be treated in Iraq outside of Iraq [ 5 ].
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People experienced psychological distress as a result of property destruction or loss, as well as family members being arrested, incarcerated, or forced abducted. These concerns, which included depression, domestic abuse, epilepsy, and psychosomatic ailments, resulted in long-term misery [ 6 ].
