Single-target drugs have not achieved satisfactory therapeutic effects for complex diseases
involving multiple factors. Instead, innovations in recent drug research and development …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Chinese herbs have been used in China for thousands of
years and are also becoming popular in Western medicine. Formulae of traditional Chinese …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Chinese medicine formula (CMF) has a long history of
clinical use in the treatment of various diseases under the guidance of traditional Chinese …

ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Over the past decades, research of traditional
Chinese medicine (TCM) mainly focused on developing potential candidates from Chinese …

Shifting current drug discovery tide from 'finding new drugs' to 'screening natural products'
may be helpful for overcoming the 'more investment, fewer drugs' challenge. Traditional …

Chinese prescription is composed of Chinese herbal medicines according to" seven
compatible" and" sovereign, minister, assistant and courier" principles. There are many …

Abstract Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has some advantages, such as a multi-
component, multi-target, and overall action, which makes the research on the compatibility of …

The research and development (R&D) process of Chinese medicine, with one notable
feature, clinical application based, is significantly different from which of chemical and …

Abstract The 2015 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, won by pharmacologist Youyou
Tu, was the first science Nobel Prize awarded to a China-based scientist. Tu's discovery of …

Ethnopharmacology relevance The main therapeutic concept in Traditional Chinese
Medicine (TCM) is herb formula, which treats various diseases via potential herb interactions …