antifertility effects of herbs: need for responsible reporting
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Abstract
Evaluation of herbs for antifertility effects has been in progress worldwide for several decades to identify effective and safe substances for control of population explosion. Inspite of availability of internationally accepted guidelines for the assessment of reproductive toxicity/antifertility potential of test substances, many published articles, on critical review, seem to lack reproducibility and are thus likely to mislead both the scientific community and the general public. This paper, while emphasizing the importance of generating authentic toxicity/safety information on acclaimed medicinal herbs, spells out existing pitfalls in such studies, and explores some control measures worth considering in times to come.
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| Authors | ;Amit Agarwal;Joshua J Allan |
| Journal | journal of organizational behavior review |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.4103/0975-9476.65092
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