artemisinin: a panacea eligible for unrestrictive use?

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Abstract
Although artemisinin has been used as anti-malarial drug, accumulating evidence on the extended therapeutic potential of artemisinin emerges. Apart from anti-malaria and anti-tumor, artemisinin can also exert beneficial effects on some metabolic disorders, such as obesity, diabetes, and aging-related diseases. However, whether artemisinin should be applied to treatment of the wide-spectrum diseases is debating. Here, we discuss the predisposition of a raised risk of malarial resistance to artemisinin from consideration of the multi-target and non-specific features of artemisinin.
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Authors ;Dong-Sheng Yuan;Yan-Ping Chen;Li-Li Tan;Shui-Qing Huang;Chang-Qing Li;Qi Wang;Qing-Ping Zeng
Journal chemical research in chinese universities
Year 2017
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10.3389/fphar.2017.00737
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