Medicinal plants have significant socioeconomic and health benefits, especially in
developing countries with high poverty rates and limited health care coverage. However, the …

Green infrastructure alternatives such as green roofs and walls (GRGW) are part of nature-
based solutions for managing complex urban environmental, health, and well-being …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Cancer stands as a leading cause of death worldwide
according to the World Health Organization (WHO), resulting in approximately 10 million …

The herbal medicine industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. However,
no detailed assessments have been undertaken on how to achieve the benefits of this …

Background The emergence of resistant Candida species to antifungal drugs has led to
resurgence in herbal usage globally. However, little is known about anti-candida plants. This …

Plasmodium species, which are spread by female Anopheles mosquitoes, are responsible
for malaria. Out of the five major Plasmodium species, Plasmodium falciparum and …

Purpose This multidisciplinary study seeks to determine the nature and structure of the
informal markets for counterfeit medicines, the co-factors underpinning the demand and …

Background. The emergence of drug‐resistant parasites impedes disease management and
eradication efforts. Hence, a reinvigorated attempt to search for potent lead compounds in …

The incorporation of traditional medicine into the mainstream health care delivery system
particularly in some developing countries such as Ghana has resulted in reliable access to …

Background The global call for malaria eradication rested on finding drugs that not only act
against asexual but also sexual forms of the parasite. The drawbacks in disease control and …