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Newer Plant based drug molecules with theraputic potential to combat alcohol dependency
Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2020 · Vol. 9(3) · pp. 693–696
Abstract
Alcohol dependency is one major problem all over the world that have caused increased mortality rate associated with the health risks, psychological, financial, social and economic deterioration. Most synthetic drugs used as treatment for alcohol dependency are reported to have numerous side effects. The development of low-toxicity and high efficiency medicines remains a challenging task for researchers. This current study aims to explore the effects of alcohol dependency and discovering newer plant based compounds to combat the ill effects of alcohol abuse.
Computational Drug Discovery MethodsDependency (UML)AlcoholDrugEnvironmental healthAlcohol abuseTask (project management)MedicinePsychologyRisk analysis (engineering)Psychiatry
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