Traditional medicines for COVID-19: Perspectives from clinical pharmacologists

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Abstract

There has been high interest in the use of traditional medicines for COVID-19 from early in the course of the pandemic. Significant advances in the science of ethnopharmacology have helped to introduce chemical entities identified from natural sources into modern medicine. However, the wider integration of natural products into the modern drug discovery process will require enhanced collaboration amongst the pharmaceutical industry, academic research units, regulatory bodies, ethics review committees and local, regional, continental and international organizations. Revisiting this topic holds promise of benefit for both the current and future pandemics.

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Yimer, G., Ekuadzi, E., Fasinu, P., de Melo, A. C., & Pillai, G. (2021, September 1). Traditional medicines for COVID-19: Perspectives from clinical pharmacologists. British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1111/bcp.14981

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