Research Articles
Urtica dioica: From Ancient Remedy to Modern Medicine
Comprehensive review of Urtica dioica (stinging nettle) - its chemical composition, pharmacological properties, traditional uses, and modern scientific validation.
The Acetate Buffer Breakthrough: Taming a Powerful Heart Drug
How an acetate buffer solution unlocked the life-saving potential of amiodarone, a powerful but difficult-to-formulate heart medication.
The Silent Thief of Motivation: Can We Rekindle the Spark Without Medication?
Explore how non-pharmacological interventions combat apathy in CNS organic diseases through network meta-analysis findings.
Unlocking the Brain's Stop-Eating Button: The 5-HT6 Receptor Story
Discover how the 5-HT6 receptor in your brain could be the key to controlling appetite and fighting obesity through groundbreaking neuroscience research.
Maerua angolensis: Nature's Hidden Treasure in African Traditional Medicine
Explore the medicinal properties of Maerua angolensis, a therapeutic plant bridging traditional African healing and modern scientific validation.
Molecular Matchmaking: How a Common Drug Finds Its Chaperone in the Blood
Explore the fascinating molecular interaction between valsartan and bovine serum albumin, and how this relationship affects drug efficacy in the human body.
The Unseen Curriculum: What Addiction Practitioners in Mashhad Say They Need to Learn
Exploring the educational needs of addiction practitioners in Mashhad, Iran, based on recent research findings about their training preferences and gaps.
From Network Maps to New Cures: How Computer Science is Revolutionizing Medicine
Discover how drug-drug interaction networks and computer science are transforming drug repurposing and accelerating medical discoveries.
Revolutionizing Nursing Education: PharmaCALogy Software Meets PBL
Explore how the synergy of pharmacology software and Problem-Based Learning is transforming nursing education and medication management training.
The Invisible Shields: How Scientists Are Designing Hormone Blockers to Fight Disease
Explore cutting-edge research on leptin and growth hormone antagonists - molecular interceptors that block harmful hormonal communications to treat diseases like cancer and autoimmune disorders.