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question asked about the main difficulties faced by each Member State regarding regulatory issues for herbal medicines. The options, from which the countries could select all that applied, included the following: lack of research data; lack of expertise within the national health authorities and drug control agency; lack of appropriate mechanisms for control of herbal medicines; lack of education and training; other. A total of 129 countries answered this question; detailed responses are seen in the figure below. The category chosen by the most countries was that of a lack of research data (109 countries), followed by lack of appropriate mechanisms for the control of herbal medicines (93 countries), lack of education and training (86 countries), lack of expertise within the national health authorities and control agency (70 countries) and other (33 countries). Quality control methods for medicinal plant materials Internationally harmonized tests for assessing the quality of herbal materials, including the determination of pesticide residues, arsenic and toxic heavy metals, microorganisms and aflatoxins. For assessing the identity, purity, and content of herbal materials, intended to assist national laboratories engaged in pharmaceutical quality control. For preparing culture media, strains of microorganisms suitable for use in tests, specifications for adsorbents for use in thin-Layer chromatography, and detailed descriptions of the reagents, test solutions, and volumetric solutions used in the recommended tests. WHO recommends good practices for pharmaceutical quality control laboratories is annexed to this publication for easy reference. 75 JBNB (Vol. I ) Issue I January’2013
Handling herbal medicines, and an example of a list of equipment for phytochemical laboratories is provided therein. Key technical training material for national capacity-building in setting standards for herbal medicines. Implementation of the resolution on Global strategy and plan of action on public health, innovation and intellectual property that was adopted by the Sixty-first World Health Assembly in 2008. Exploitation and Extinction Sr.No. Name of plant Origin Diseases 1. Yew tree England Cancer 2. Hoodia Nambia Weight loss 3. Mangolias China Dementia,Cancer 4. Autumn crocus India Gout 76 JBNB (Vol. I ) Issue I January’2013
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