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28/04/2025

Chains of medicinal plants and phytotherapeutics and the potential of guarana and andiroba in the state of Amazonas from the perspective of local stakeholders

Dr. Rosana Zau Mafra, Dr. Nadja Maria Lepsch da Cunha Nascimento, Dr. Maria Beatriz Machado Bonacelli, Dr. Ana Lúcia Delgado Assad, Dr. Jorge Ivan Rebelo Porto, Ms. Gabriela Ramos Andrade
e1616

31/03/2021

Ethnobotany applied to the selection of medicinal plants for agroecological crops in rural communities in the Southern End of Bahia, Brazil

Marcelo Neto Galvão, Glauco de Kruse Villas Bôas, Marilza Machado, Marcus Felipe Oliveira da Silva, Odara Horta Boscolo
40-57

16/06/2025

Phytochemical profile and anti-inflammatory properties of optimized and commercial moringa oleifera leaf products: a comparative study

Larissa Marina Pereira Silva, Jade Schlamb, Fábio Gonçalves Macêdo de Medeiros, Emanuella de Aragão Tavares, Thirumurugan Rathinasabapathy, Slavko Komarnytsky, Leandro De Santis , Debora Esposito, Marvin Moncada, Roberta Targino Hoskin, Silvana Maria Zucolotto Langassner
e1724

30/09/2021

From quinine to synthetic antimalarials: knowledge of medicinal plants as a potential strategy in CoVID-19 therapy

Carlos Henrique Brasil Bizarri, Mayara de Azeredo Rezende, Aline Estácio Ribeiro de Mattos, Andrea Bezerra da Nóbrega, Glauco de Kruse Villas Bôas
366-384

20/05/2026

Pharmacological validation of the use of Artemisia absinthium (L.) described in treatises between the 17th and 20th centuries

Karen Berenice Denez, Adriana Nunes Wolffenbüttel
e1941

30/09/2021

Phytotherapy in Dentistry: plant products and phytotherapics

Maria Helena Duraes Alves Monteiro, Sandra Aparecida Padilha Magalhães Fraga
58-77

08/07/2025

Popular knowledge on the use of medicinal plants in Basic Health Units in Boa Vista - RR

Aryanne Silva Barros Vieira, Werly Johnny Santos do Nascimento, Jéssica de Souza Silva, Iara Leão Luna de Souza
e1722

30/09/2023

Prevalence and factors associated with the use of medicinal plants and phytotherapy in Brazil

Penélope Filippin Castilhos, Paulo Roberto Barbato, Alexandra Crispim Boing
400-410

27/04/2026

History, organizational evolution and perspectives of RedesFito: strengthening Local Ecoproductive Arrangements for Medicinal Plants and Phytoproducts

Jefferson Pereira Caldas dos Santos, Helen Paredes Souza, Glauco de Kruse Villas Bôas
e1996

18/12/2020

Ethnobotany applied to the selection of native Amazonian species as support to the regionalization of phytotherapy in the SUS: municipality of Oriximiná – PA, Brazil

Jéssica Oliveira Pires, Paulo Henrique de Oliveira Léda, Danilo Ribeiro de Oliveira, Marlia Regina Coelho-Ferreira, Itana Suzart Scher, Dávia Marciana Talgatti
492-512

31/03/2023

What to expect from biodiversity medicines innovation from 2023 onwards? A contribution to policy making

Glauco de Kruse Villas Boas
112-118

20/12/2022

Herbal medicines available at RENAME and acquisition by SUS: a contribution to the PNPMF analysis

Gabriella Guimarães e Silva, Paulo Henrique de Oliveira Léda , Danilo Ribeiro de Oliveira
465-478

11/03/2026

Farmácias Vivas (Living Pharmacies) and the valorization of Brazilian sociobiodiversity: challenges and potential for their consolidation in the SUS

Nataly Cubides Zuñiga, Maria Beatriz Machado Bonacelli
e1881

08/01/2024

Herbal medicine potentials in the perspectives of regulation and research and development in Brazil with a focus on Amazonian medicinal plants

Nadja Lepsch-Cunha , Fabiana dos Santos e Souza Frickmann
e1478

30/06/2021

Comparison of the knowledge between community health agents in rural and urban areas about treatment with medicinal plants

Braz José do Nascimento-Junior, Ellen Rodrigues de Souza, Eliúde Antunes Vital, Karina Araújo Lopes, Dayse Caroline Mota Silva, Rosy Kátia Souza Gonçalves, Lidione Brito Souto, Denes Dantas Vieira
217-230

20/12/2023

Antiproliferative activity of the bioactive compound from Silybum marianum in a human melanoma cell line with BRAF mutation: potential for therapeutic repurposing

Cléver Gomes Cardoso, Lidia Andreu Guillo
e1812

29/06/2015

Research groups and their scientific literature on medicinal plants: an exploratory study in the state of Rio de Janeiro

Maria Aparecida Assis, Valério Francisco Morelli-Amaral, Fabricia Pires Pimenta
45-54

23/02/2017

Cultivation of Guaco (Mikania laevigata Sch. Bip. ex Baker) in the Lower Amazon River and monitoring of coumarin, its principal active constituent

Juliana Divina Almeida Raposo, Frederico Galante Neves, Wagner Azevedo de Aguiar, Pedro Melillo Magalhães, Rodrigo Silva, José Guilherme Soares Maia, Rosa Helena Veras Mourão
227-237

17/12/2021

Combatting COVID-19 by stimulating the immune system with natural products

Roberta Ghilosso-Bortolini, Priscilla Christina Olsen , Benjamin Gilbert
523-537

30/06/2023

Bauhinia forficata Link (pata-de-vaca) and the use of hypoglycemic herbal medicines by the brazilian population

Raícia Caroline de Souza Julião
170-182

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Chains of medicinal plants and phytotherapeutics and the potential of guarana and andiroba in the state of Amazonas from the perspective of local stakeholders

Ethnobotany applied to the selection of medicinal plants for agroecological crops in rural communities in the Southern End of Bahia, Brazil

Phytochemical profile and anti-inflammatory properties of optimized and commercial moringa oleifera leaf products: a comparative study

From quinine to synthetic antimalarials: knowledge of medicinal plants as a potential strategy in CoVID-19 therapy

Pharmacological validation of the use of Artemisia absinthium (L.) described in treatises between the 17th and 20th centuries

Phytotherapy in Dentistry: plant products and phytotherapics

Popular knowledge on the use of medicinal plants in Basic Health Units in Boa Vista - RR

Prevalence and factors associated with the use of medicinal plants and phytotherapy in Brazil

History, organizational evolution and perspectives of RedesFito: strengthening Local Ecoproductive Arrangements for Medicinal Plants and Phytoproducts

Ethnobotany applied to the selection of native Amazonian species as support to the regionalization of phytotherapy in the SUS: municipality of Oriximiná – PA, Brazil

What to expect from biodiversity medicines innovation from 2023 onwards? A contribution to policy making

Herbal medicines available at RENAME and acquisition by SUS: a contribution to the PNPMF analysis

Farmácias Vivas (Living Pharmacies) and the valorization of Brazilian sociobiodiversity: challenges and potential for their consolidation in the SUS

Herbal medicine potentials in the perspectives of regulation and research and development in Brazil with a focus on Amazonian medicinal plants

Comparison of the knowledge between community health agents in rural and urban areas about treatment with medicinal plants

Pharmacognostic evaluation of Libidibia ferrea extracts and analysis of semi-solid dosage forms

Fito-partner Schools: Health, Environment and Education by Managing Medicinal Plants

Use of medicinal plants by the elderly at primary health care in Porto Alegre/ RS and potential herb-drug interactions

Health regulations and geographic distribution in the manufacture of herbal medicines in Brazil

Antiproliferative activity of the bioactive compound from Silybum marianum in a human melanoma cell line with BRAF mutation: potential for therapeutic repurposing

Research groups and their scientific literature on medicinal plants: an exploratory study in the state of Rio de Janeiro

Cultivation of Guaco (Mikania laevigata Sch. Bip. ex Baker) in the Lower Amazon River and monitoring of coumarin, its principal active constituent

Combatting COVID-19 by stimulating the immune system with natural products

Bauhinia forficata Link (pata-de-vaca) and the use of hypoglycemic herbal medicines by the brazilian population

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