1.The animal used in medicine of Vietnam
Journal of Medicinal Materials - Hanoi 2004;9(6):165-169
A statistic investigation was conducted on all species of animals as a whole with their distribution, their status of existence up to the year 2003.There are 408 species including 22 classes, 6 branches of animal which had been used and had been identified in Vietnam. Among them, 393 species have been living in wild nature, their 152 species were registered into Vietnam’s Red Book. According to the APPENDIX of The Decree n.48/2002/ND-CP and The Appendix of CITES_ Guide to Plants and Animals in Trade, Authors had Recommended the use of breeding animals instead of wild animals
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medicine
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
2.Realization of the regime of good pharmacy practice - a measure for rising the quality of medical practice in traditional medicine and pharmacies
Pharmaceutical Journal 2000;291(7):5-7
A multi intervention approach to rational use of drug through private practitioners of traditional medicines. The education and enforcement of regulation interventions was designed to assist the pharmacy staff in choosing appropriate treatment option and comply with the other elements of Good Pharmacy Practice. Results from interventions will be used to provide policy-markers with a scientific basis for decisions relating to rational use of drug, which is one of main objectives in national drug policy in Vietnam.
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Medicine, Traditional
3.Study on the situation of using the traditional medication in publicity
Pharmaceutical Journal 2001;305(9):3-5
A survey on 120 consumers who have been treated by traditional medicine in Hanoi. Results of the study showed that the average age of them is 48.8, the main of the consumers have gastrointestinal tract diseases, rheumatics, cough and flu with 16.7%, 24.2%, 23.3% respectively. The average cost of a treatment course by traditional medicine is about 7.5 USD, it is not reasonable price for people with low earning. The belief of the consumers in traditional remedies are more and more increasing. Most of them think that the traditional medicine have no poisoning and adverse drug reactions
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
4.Study on anti-ondontitis effect of extracted solution from bark of Hopea odorata Roxb
Pharmaceutical Journal 2003;0(6):13-17
Hopea Odorata Roxb (HO) is often used by many Vietnamese people as a remedy for dental caries. However, nothing is known about which compound(s) of the material and how it (they) acts to protect the teeth. It was found in this study that the ethanol extract of Hopea odorata Roxb bark (HOE) was strongly inhibited acid production of Streptococcus mutans cells in suspension and biofilms as well. The extract also killed the organisms in acidified medium. At a concentration of 10% HOE, 90% of population was killed by 10 min and 30 min at pH 4.0 and 7.0, respectively. Killing ability of HOE was augmented when combined with hydroperoxide. In reduced pH and killing assays, the cells in biofilm appeared to be more resistant to the effect of the HOE compared to the cells in suspension. Further investigation should be needed to elucidate the anticariogenic effects of HOE
Medicine, Traditional
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
5.Biosimilarity: resemble or not? The diffirence between biosimilarity and low molecule medicine
Journal of Medical Research 2005;39(6):107-109
Studies of 11 biosimilarities. Result: in vitro bioactive was from 71-226% compared to Eprex. 9/11 biosilmilars had different isome from standard. Among 12 samples from 5 producers, the effectiveness was from 67.6% to 119.4% differently from European stardard. In three samples, toxic level was 15 higher than maximum accepted starndard. Isomeric samples also varied among producers. The study showed Epoetin produced outside of The United States and Europe had very different elements not in conformity with full process. The content on label was often lower or exceeded the limit.
Pharmaceutical Preparations, Medicine
6.The fluctuation of imported medicines in the market and some influencing factors
Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Information 2003;0(11):27-33
From the year 2001 to April 2004, the price medicines had got the tendency to increase. From May 2001 to Dec. 2002 the price seemed to be stable or changed no much, from 2003 the price tended to in crease, especially in March and April, then increased continously in early 2004 with an average rate of 30% from March 2003 to March 2004 due to the variation of the value of currency, particularly the euro, the shortage of management of medicinal supply the monopolist of foreign firms, the asynchronized state of law
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Social Marketing
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Medicine
7.The effects of Luu Hoang (sulphur)
Journal Reasearch of Vietnam Traditional Medicine and Pharmacy 2003;0(9):11-12
Luu Hoang with its yellow colour, spongy consistency, sour taste, toxicity, can infultrate inward through the medians of kidney and large bowel. Oral use of Luu Hoang can tossify the “fire”, assiste the “yang”. Topic use can detoxicate, kill the parasite, treat the pimples, Luu Hoang abates the itch in cases of scale, fungi on skin, eczema. Luu Hoang is used in the conditions of boil, the cold in kidney, coldish impaired “yang”, coldish secretion, difficulty in faces exerete and urinate. Oral use of 1-3 g in powder and pill, topic use with powder spreaded in the wound… are the most common methods. Counter indications are in the cases of impaired “iin”, exceeded “fire”, pregnancy, and incompatible with Phac Tieu
Medicine, Traditional
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Therapeutics
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
8.Investigation on residual quantities of some insecticides on some medicinal plants cultivated at Nghia Trai hamlet, Tan Quang commune, Hung Yen province
Pharmaceutical Journal 2004;0(9):10-13
In 6 simples of Nga Truat. 2 simples of Dia Lien, 2 samples of Cu Coc collected in Nghia Trai village. There was no-orgam chlorine pollutants; but in 1 of 9 samples of camomille containing cypermethrine residue exceeded the normal standard
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Medicine, Traditional
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
9.Study on hypoglycemosis effect of Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis (L) R. Bolli flowers`
Pharmaceutical Journal 2004;336(3):13-14
Study on the effect hypoglycemosis of extract from Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis (L) R. Bolli flowers on streptozotocin-induced diabetic mice. A single daily dose of extract (equivalent to 0.4g flower/kg daily) were administered for 5 days or 10 days to the diabetic mice immediately following Streptozotocin injection. As a result, extract from Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis (L) R. Bolli flowers inhibited glucose concentration in diabetic mice at the investigated dose. It is indicated that the flowers of Sambucus nigra ssp. canadensis (L) R. Bolli may be an effective agent for treatment of diabetes
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Medicine, Traditional
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Pharmaceutical Preparations
10.Study on chemical compositions of essential oil extracted from leaves of Blumea balsamifera (L.) DC. in Vietnam
Pharmaceutical Journal 2004;44(6):12-13
The leaves of Blumea balsamifera DC Ha Giang was studied. The content of oils was determined by steam distiling method with improved oils quantitative instrument at Medicine Department of Ha Noi College of Pharmacy. The oils was analyzed by GC/MS. The result: The oils from leaves of Blumea balsamifera DC Ha Giang includes 29 components. The main components are: borneol 57,82%, beta-caryophylen 8,27%, denta-cadiol 7,95%, carryophylen oxid 3,1%, patchoulen 2,98%, veridiflorol 2,54% and 23 other components with content approximately 1%. Camphor only exist in the oils with content 1,12%. At Ha noi, 29 components and 18 components at Kak Mil was determined
Chemistry
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Medicine, Traditional
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Pharmaceutical Preparations