Drugs/medicines
Digital drugs: An anatomy of new medicines
... digital drugs emerge in part out of efforts to comput- erize existing medicines use practices (prescribing, supply, administration, adherence, ...available medicines, cost/cost effectiveness, and the ...
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The in vitro estrogenic activity of the crude drugs found in Japanese herbal medicines prescribed for menopausal syndrome was enhanced by combining them
... Herbal medicines are made from raw plant materials, and their compositions are ...crude drugs are present in different herbal medicines their ratios can ...crude drugs in 1:1 ...
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Dangerous medicines: Unproven AIDS cures and counterfeit antiretroviral drugs
... When governments have been more aggressive towards counterfeiting syndicates, the result has often been vio- lence. Enforcement officers in India [56] have been threat- ened and shot at, and Dora Akunyili, the head of ...
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Inscrutable medicines and marginal markets: tackling substandard veterinary drugs in Nigeria
... human drugs sug- gests that globally ‘up to 15% of all sold drugs are fake’ (Cockburn et ...anti-malarial drugs on sale contain no active ingredient (Dondorp et ...
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A Review of Polymorphism and the Amorphous State in the Formulation Strategy of Medicines and Marketed Drugs
... Polymorphic forms of drugs are known to affect drug’s bioavailability. This might be possible, since different polymorphic forms have unusual dissolution rates and different rates of absorption. The stable crystal ...
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FUTURE PROSPECTS OF COUGH TREATMENT; HERBAL MEDICINES v/s MODERN DRUGS
... ABSTRACT: Drugs currently used to treat cough are among the most widely used over-the-counter drugs in the world, despite a recent analysis suggesting that there is a little evidence to such drugs ...
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Essential Medicines Prices, Availability And Affordability In India: A Review Of Literature
... essential medicines‘ price, availability and affordability, few of the studies (n=4) analyzed only availability and few other (n=2) explored medicine availability and their ...essential medicines in its ...
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Assessing the impact of the Australia-United States Free Trade Agreement on Australian and global medicines policy
... Central to the PBAC's clinical and cost-effectiveness eval- uation is section 101(3) of the National Health Act. This requires the PBAC to base its recommendation on: 'the effectiveness and cost of therapy involving the ...
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Assessment of core drug use indicators using WHO/INRUD methodology at primary healthcare centers in Bahawalpur, Pakistan
... However, medicines were adequately labeled and the EDL was avail- able at all healthcare ...of medicines and improvement of patients’ knowledge about ...key drugs in stock should be improved to ...
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Journal of Applied Pharmaceutical Science
... their medicines from public health facilities, to depend on private prescriptions (Irwin, ...the drugs, beyond that mandated by scientific evidence of effectiveness and safety (Tripathi et ...of ...
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The WTO’s balancing act
... International humanitarian organi- zations also expressed doubt that the agreement could deliver any relief. In a joint statement, Oxfam and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) said that the “WTO agreement that is ostensibly ...
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An ayurvedic approach to rheumatoid arthritis (amavata) – a case study
... seen. Drugs having Ushna, Tikshna, Deepana, Pachana, Shothahara, Vedanahara be the choice of drugs for the treatment of the The combined efficacy of internal medicines like Rasnasaptakam kashaya, ...
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Analysis of questions about use of drugs in breastfeeding to Norwegian drug information centres
... Norwegian medicines information centres about use of drugs in breastfeeding describes a need for improving knowledge and commu- nication regarding the safety of medications in lactation to practitioners ...
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Knowledge and perceptions of physicians from private medical centres towards generic medicines: a nationwide survey from Malaysia
... most drugs free of-charge, but patients who use private sector pay for their medicine and these costs can be ...of medicines in the private sector of Malaysia are higher than in the public ...generic ...
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PREVALENCE AND CAUSES OF SELF MEDICATION IN PREGNANT WOMEN REFERRING TO HEALTH CENTERS IN SOUTHERN OF IRAN
... RESULTS: The results showed that from 801 pregnant women participated in the study, 30.6% were self-medicated and of this, 40 percent had used synthetic drugs, 13.1% herbal medicines and 46.9 percent had ...
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Phytopharmaceuticals: A new class of drug in India
... synthetic drugs are not appropriate or relevant for botanical based ...phytopharmaceutical drugs as the need of science-based drug from botanicals of traditional medicine which has a long history but not ...
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... of drugs for NCDs in setting closer to the ...of medicines may play an important role in the management of chronic ...of drugs used for treating non communicable diseases among private pharmacies and ...
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Consumer Behavior towards Consuming Medicines without Prescription in Pune City – An Empirical analysis.
... here. Medicines are the product sold to patients for treating their ailments, reducing the symptoms, fighting infections & controlling health ...While medicines play a very important role in the ...
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Home medication management practices and associated factors among patients with selected chronic diseases in a community pharmacy in Uganda
... of medicines included storing of medicines in a cool dry place or refrigerator as appropri- ate ...if medicines were kept on a table or low shelf or any other easily accessible place that was not ...
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Report of the announced inspection of medication safety at the Midland Regional Hospital Portlaoise
... ‘Adult Medicines Guide’ as an additional resource for ...All medicines information had been approved by the Drugs and Therapeutics Committee to support governance and oversight of medicines ...
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