Real-world evidence (RWE) studies are gaining increasing importance in medical research because they investigate drug therapy use under everyday conditions. Two recent RWE studies in the field of self-medication exemplify the added value that this methodology offers for the evaluation of medicinal products.
The use of ambroxol is recommended by the German Society for Pneumology and Respiratory Medicine [1] to reduce symptom intensity and accelerate the recovery from acute and subacute cough. As mucoactive, it stands out by its mucokinetic effects, increasing cilia beating in the airways to remove the mucus. A new study [2] has now shed light on further details of the signalling pathway responsible fo ...
A stressz negatív hatással lehet a kognitív funkciókra. Ez a másodlagos elemzés, mely egy randomizált, kettős vak, placebo-kontrollos, mérsékelten stresszes, egészséges felnőtteken végzett vizsgálatból származik, a magnézium, B-vitaminok (B6, B9, B12), rhodiola és L-teaninban dúsított zöld tea kivonatok kombinációja esetén pozitív akut hatást mutatott az agy EEG théta aktivitásában, figyelemmel ka ...
Headache affects many people and can – in most cases – be successfully treated with over-the-counter analgesics. What are the patients’ characteristics? How do they experience the effects of the treatment with ibuprofen plus caffeine (400/100 mg; IbuCaff)? How does the treatment response to IbuCaff compare with other treatments? A pharmacy-based patient survey run in German community pharmaci ...
The gut microbiome is unique to each person and has a major impact on health. Orally administered probiotics are used to prevent and/or treat gastrointestinal (GI) disorders and additionally show potential in the treatment of non-GI conditions. In vitro studies lead to a better understanding of the biological properties of therapeutically used microorganisms and the positive effects they can have ...
Szerző: Paolo Pellegrino, MD, Maria Chiara Uboldi, PhD, Daniel Marquez és Marcos III PerezEFSM: 2024;4:240013DOI: 10.52778/efsm.24.0013Dátum: 05.03.2024
Ambroxol increases cilia beating in the airways to remove the mucus. A new study has shed light on further details of the signalling pathway responsible for the mucokinetic action.