Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice
Volume 3, Issue 1
· pp. 1–67 · 9 articles
- Volume
- 3
- Issue
- 1
- Published
- Pages
- 1–67
- Articles
- 9
- Sections
- 3
- ISSN
- Online - 0974-8326
- Journal
- IJPP
In this issue
Review Article
- Review
Depressive Illness and Role of Pharmacist: An Overview
Mahendra KBJ, Ganachari MS, Mahesh V, Tarun W
pp. 1–5 · DOI: · Published
Depression is a "whole-body" illness, involving your body, mood, and thoughts. It affects the way you eat and sleep, the way you feel about yourself, and the way you think about things. People with a depressive illness c…
- Review
Uterine Fibroids: A Review
Nivethithai P, Nikhat SR, Rajesh BV
pp. 6–11 · DOI: · Published
Uterine fibroids or Leiomyomas are benign tumors of uterus. Genetic abnormalities, alteration in growth factor (proteins formed in the body that direct the rate and extent of cell proliferation) expression, abnormalities…
- Review
Menstrual Blood: A Valuable Source for Regenerative Medicine
Rajasekhar Pinnamaneni
pp. 12–18 · DOI: · Published
Menstrual blood is a rich source of stem cells, the endometrium-lining of the uterus regenerates every month. Research on stem cells provides knowledge about how healthy cells replace damaged ones in adults, leading to t…
Research Article
- Article
Assessment of Antimicrobials' use in Pediatrics in Moradabad city
Jha V, Abid M, Mohanta GP, Patra A, Kamal Kishore, Khan NA
pp. 19–24 · DOI: · Published
This study assesses the use of antibiotics in pediatric patients and also rationality & irrationality of prescriptions.The present study was a population based analytical epidemiological design in the settings of an urba…
- Article
Pharmacoepidemiological Study of Self-Medication in Indore City
Rajput MS, Mathur V, Yamini Satrawala, Veena Nair
pp. 25–30 · DOI: · Published
Self-medication and non-doctor prescribing of drugs is common in developing countries. The objectives of this research were to explore lay medication activities as an aspect of self-managed health care to identify sociom…
- Article
Comparison of quality of life and improvement in B.P and blood glucose values of patients using branded generic and generic medicines for hypertensive and diabetes treatment
Vedavathi T, Sadagam N, Ayyagari RK, Vijaya RatnaJ
pp. 31–42 · DOI: · Published
In India most of the drugs are generics only. But these drugs are supplied with the respective company's brand names and are thus termed as branded generics. There is no practical difference between branded generics and …
- Article
Comparison of Efficacy and Safety of Atropine Sulphate and Glycopyrrolate in the Treatment of Organophosphorus Poisoning at St. Martha's Hospital, Bangalore.
Anju N, Shobha Rani RH, Nalini P
pp. 43–46 · DOI: · Published
Organophosphorus poisoning (OP) is the most common poisoning in India because of their easy availability. Atropine is considered the drug of choice in the management of OP poisoning and continues to be the standard treat…
- Article
Effect of Insulin Therapy in Type-2 Diabetes in Improving Â-Cell Function and Glycemic Control Compared with Oral Anti- Diabetic Agents with or without Insulin in Routine Clinical Practice
Bakyaraj R, , Rajendran NN, Narmadha MP
pp. 47–57 · DOI: · Published
Observational studies are valuable tools for assessing the applicability of results from randomized controlled trials to broader patient populations. They are especially important in chronic diseases such as diabetes, as…