2017
DOI: 10.1590/1413-81232017228.29422016
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A indústria de fitoterápicos brasileira: desafios e oportunidades

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“…RDC nº 38/2014 provides for the execution of post-registration petitions for phytotherapic medicines and traditional phytotherapic products and establishes other measures on the matter. Hasenclever et al (2017) analyzed the development of the medicinal plant and herbal medicine industry in Brazil between 2009 and 2015 -therefore, in a period close to the time frame of this study. The authors' research pointed to a setback both in productive activities with phytotherapic medicines and in research activities with medicinal plants in the period.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…RDC nº 38/2014 provides for the execution of post-registration petitions for phytotherapic medicines and traditional phytotherapic products and establishes other measures on the matter. Hasenclever et al (2017) analyzed the development of the medicinal plant and herbal medicine industry in Brazil between 2009 and 2015 -therefore, in a period close to the time frame of this study. The authors' research pointed to a setback both in productive activities with phytotherapic medicines and in research activities with medicinal plants in the period.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Researchers who study the impact of medicinal plants and phytotherapic medicines in treating neglected diseases, such as leishmania and malaria, in many cases do not have interaction with CGEN, the organization responsible for monitoring and standardizing guidelines for access to genetic heritage and the associated traditional knowledge. Therefore, there is no coordinated coordination between the organizations that act in the regulation of the various stages of its production chain (Hasenclever et al, 2017).…”
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“…In line with these official documents, the 263 research groups working with medicinal plants (CNPq, 2018) and the pharmaceutical laboratories of Brazil developing herbal medicines pay little attention to native species of Brazil. With the new patent law adopted in Brazil in 1996, an increase in the number of herbal medicines deriving from the Brazilian flora was expected but the registration process was afflicted with inefficiency and bureaucratic issues (Hasenclever et al, 2017). With the legalization of generic drugs in Brazil in 1999 the pharmaceutical industry concentrated their investments in the production and commercialization of generic drugs (Pontes, 2017).…”
Section: Herbal Drug Monographs In the Brazilian Pharmacopoeia And Thmentioning
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“…A utilização empírica nos leva a crer que o poder anti-inflamatório das plantas ainda é pouco estudado, contudo, o potencial tóxico de uma planta não pode ser negligenciado. O uso indevido das plantas pode acarretar a danos graves, tanto locais como sistêmicos (CACCIA-BAVA et al, 2017, HASENCLEVER et al, 2017.…”
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