The Interflow of Traditional Drug & Innovations as fundamental Drug Design

L'Interconnexion des Médicaments Traditionnels et des Innovations en tant que Conception Fondamentale de Médicaments

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2025
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Abstract
Traditional medicines form the integral part of the health care system for the developing countries serving around 80% of the world population and are widely used as over the counter medication. There is urgent need to classify the traditional medicines to research facilitate utilization data, safety and efficacy data, quality control measures and provide new avenues for further drug research. Medical texts of Ayurveda have classified the herbs as per their therapeutic indication, but these texts are in Sanskrit or in regional language. This makes it difficult for researchers all over world to access, understand and interpret information. Thus this innovative approach of classification can serve as one stop source of all recent updated information on the herbal drug research for the academia and industry both.  Phytochemicals have a long and successful history in drug discovery.
Les médecines traditionnelles font partie intégrante du système de soins de santé des pays en développement, desservant environ 80 % de la population mondiale, et sont largement utilisées comme médicaments en vente libre. Il est urgent de classifier les médicaments traditionnels afin de faciliter la recherche sur les données d'utilisation, les données de sécurité et d'efficacité, les mesures de contrôle de la qualité et d'ouvrir de nouvelles voies pour la recherche pharmaceutique. Les textes médicaux de l'Ayurveda ont classifié les herbes en fonction de leur indication thérapeutique, mais ces textes sont en sanskrit ou dans une langue régionale. Cela rend difficile pour les chercheurs du monde entier d'accéder, de comprendre et d'interpréter les informations. Ainsi, cette approche innovante de classification peut servir de source unique d'informations récentes et mises à jour sur la recherche sur les médicaments à base de plantes, tant pour le monde universitaire que pour l'industrie. Les composés phytochimiques ont une longue et fructueuse histoire dans la découverte de médicaments.
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Authors Sarita Prajapati, Mohd. Shuaib, Fariha Parveen, Nitin Kumar, Priyanka, Nazim Khan, Sachin Kumar Yadav, Triloki Prasad*, Aslam
Journal Journal of Clinical Advances and Research Reviews
Year 2025
DOI
10.62896/jcarr.v2.i1.03
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https://jcarr.in/index.php/files/article/view/125
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