Regulatory aspect

Globally, a wide range of conventional policies control the availability of herbal products to the general public. How this is accomplished depends on their derivation and whether they are categorized as medicinals, drugs, botanicals, or dietary supplements. The status of the regulatory situation as viewed worldwide in 1998 is available online (WHO, 1998). However, as 

In response to the need to better understand the parameters of safety and efficacy of traditional medical treatments, the WHO has prepared general guidelines to aid in the research and evaluation of these methods. This document presents useful methods that can be applied to the study of herbal medicines, procedure-based therapies, and clinical studies. It also includes discussions associated with pragmatic research issues, the ethics involved, the education and training of personnel, and the surveillance systems that might be imposed. It is emphasized that these studies be conducted in a 

PROPOSED CLINICAL EVALUATION PROTOCOL FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN HERBAL DRUG  

The National Health Products Directorate and Health Products and Food Branch of Health Canada believe these new policies, when fully enacted, will serve the consumer well. By meeting quality and safety standards based on good manufacturing practices and only allowing health claims supported by appropriate levels of evidence to accompany natural health products, the basis for rational use has been established (Health Canada, 2004). 

Regulatory and surveillance methods are far from consistent within countries using Asian traditional medicines, and significant risks on populations dependent on any of these alternative methods of phytotherapy still exist. 

The issue of dissolved fractions, in terms of aquifer restoration objectives, would be more appropriately addressed at a phase of the remediation program after the source of the dissolved contamination is controlled. Of course, containment of the dissolved plume remains a priority throughout the program. For large-scale recovery programs, requiring treatment prior to reinjection would place an excessive economic burden on the overall remediation effort without technical justification, at least during the course of NAPL recovery. 

Over the past fifteen years the advances described in the previous sections of this chapter have enhanced our understanding of the role of  

As a result, the way in which regulatory agencies are viewing bioavailability and bioequivalence issues has undergone change. In this section, we discuss the scientific basis of the regulatory aspects of oral drug absorption 

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Further progress may derive from a more accurate definition of the chemical and physical properties of the humic substances present at the rhizosphere and how they interact with the root-cell apoplast and the plasma membrane. An interaction with the plasma membrane H -ATPase has already been observed however this master enzyme may not be the sole molecular target of humic compounds. Both lipids and proteins (e.g., carriers) could be involved in the regulation of ion uptake. It therefore seems necessary to investigate the action of humic compounds with molecular approaches in order to understand the regulatory aspects of the process and therefore estimate the importance of these molecules as modulators of the root-soil interaction. 

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Is there training available for regulatory aspects for the development staff ... 

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The aim of the present chapter is to describe the BCS, the science behind it, and to discuss its use in the development of oral pharmaceutical products both from regulatory and non-regulatory aspects. 

We thank all the authors for their contributions and the time and effort they dedicated to compiling this book, which helped to make it a comprehensive and state-of-the-art overview of the technological, economical, commercial and regulatory aspects of Molecular Farming. We also gratefully acknowledge the help and support of Dr. Richard Twyman and the team at Wiley. Without all their help, this book would not have been possible. 

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