Yousef Ahmed Sayed Noor Mohammed
National Guard Health Affairs, Madina, Saudi Arabia, Saudi ArabiaPublications
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Review Article
Safe usage and therapeutic evaluation of herbal medicines derived from medicinal plants in children: A collaborative review
Author(s): Maha Ali Aldraimly*, Nosaiba Basheer Khairi2, Rahaf Humaidan Alamri, Razan Abdullah Alrehaili, Somayah Aljuhani, Shoug Abdulhafith Alahmady, Lama Ahmed Qarras, Rahaf Hussain Mufti and Yousef Ahmed Sayed Noor Mohammed
Background: Increasing global use of herbal medicines in paediatric populations, concerns regarding safety, dosing, interactions, and regulatory oversight. Objective: To systematically evaluate evidence on herbal medicine use in children and examine the collaborative role of pediatricians and pharmacists in ensuring safety, efficacy, and rational use. Methods: Databases searched (PubMed, Scopus, Cochrane, Embase); PRISMA-guided systematic review; inclusion criteria; risk of-bias assessment; qualitative synthesis. Results: Summarize number of studies included; most commonly used herbs; reported benefits; adverse effects; interaction risks; identified gaps in interprofessional coordination. Conclusion: Interdisciplinary collaboration improves medication safety, pa.. Read More»
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.200121