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The application of metabolomics for herbal medicine pharmacovigilance: a case study on ginseng
No full textHerbal medicines are growing in popularity, use and commercial value; however, there remain problems with the quality and consequently safety of these products. Adulterated, contaminated and fraudulent products are often found on the market, a risk compounded by the fact that these products are available to consumers with little or no medical advice. Current regulations and quality control methods are lacking in their ability to combat these serious problems. Metabolomics is a biochemical profiling tool that may help address these issues if applied to quality control of both raw ingredients and final products. Using the example of the popular herbal medicine, ginseng, this essay offers an overview of the potential use of metabolomics for quality control in herbal medicines and also highlights where more research is needed
Are children with special risk medical conditions receiving influenza vaccination? Validity of parental and provider report, and to a National Immunisation Register
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Table 5: Estimated regression coefficients from the multivariable linear regression to show the effect at week 6 of wearing compression shorts ( n
No full textSurface and mechanical analysis of explanted Poly Implant Prosthèse silicone breast implants
No full textAcute Kidney Injury and Bisphosphonate Use in Cancer: A Report From the Research on Adverse Drug Events and Reports (RADAR) Project
No full textEngineered metal oxide nanomaterials inhibit corneal epithelial wound healing in vitro and in vivo
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