Publication: Plantas medicinales en farmacia comunitaria: de la validación farmacológica al DNA-Barcoding
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2021-06-29
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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A lo largo de los años, numerosos hechos han puesto en manifiesto el papel esencial de las plantas medicinales para la salud humana como fuente molecular con potencial terapéutico y base para la obtención de nuevos medicamentos. La Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) establece que la terapéutica basada en plantas medicinales es una parte importante y con frecuencia subestimada de la atención al paciente. Las plantas medicinales fueron declaradas como “fuente inagotable de nuevos fármacos” en el año 1978 por la OMS. En la actualidad, millones de personas en el mundo consumen plantas medicinales con fines terapéuticos; debido a ello, la OMS ha diseñado la denominada Estrategia 2014/2023 cuyo fin es reforzar el papel dela medicina tradicional, resaltando la importancia de promover e incluir el uso de plantas medicinales en los sistemas de salud de los países miembros...
Over the years, numerous events have demonstrated that medicinal plants play an essential role in human health as a molecular source of therapeutic potential and a source to develop new medicines. The World Health Organization (WHO) states that herbal medicine is an important and often underestimated part of patient care. Medicinal plants were declared an "inexhaustible source of new drugs" in 1978 by the WHO. Currently, millions of people in the world consume medicinal plants for therapeutic purposes; because of this, the World Health Organization has designed the so-called Strategy 2014/2023, which aims to strengthen the role of traditional medicine, highlighting the importance of promoting and including the use of medicinal plants in the health systems of member countries...
Over the years, numerous events have demonstrated that medicinal plants play an essential role in human health as a molecular source of therapeutic potential and a source to develop new medicines. The World Health Organization (WHO) states that herbal medicine is an important and often underestimated part of patient care. Medicinal plants were declared an "inexhaustible source of new drugs" in 1978 by the WHO. Currently, millions of people in the world consume medicinal plants for therapeutic purposes; because of this, the World Health Organization has designed the so-called Strategy 2014/2023, which aims to strengthen the role of traditional medicine, highlighting the importance of promoting and including the use of medicinal plants in the health systems of member countries...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Farmacia, Departamento de Farmacología, Farmacognosia y Botánica, leída el 26/02/2021