New medications are developed through chemistry. Scientists know what existing drugs do, and they change the chemicals around a little to see if they can make the medicine better or if they can make a new medication that does something similar to the original.
Some drugs are just by accident, though - scientists notice that people respond a certain way to some medication and then use chemistry to try to figure out what's going on and whether they can improve that medication. This is how they discovered that a common blood pressure medication can help people to regrow hair, for example.
There were a number of different medicines developed such as Atabrine to treat malaria ~ see related link below .
Jews have stood out as pioneers in science and medicine. Many medicines used today were developed, at least in part, by Jewish people. But there are no traditionally "Jewish" medicines. If you are talking about kosher medicines, See related links:
pandemic is worse in the less developed world as they can not afford any medicines so the diseases spread more easily
Most medicines in developed countries are made in laboratories. Medicines in 3rd world countries are made by doctors in huts.
to my mind, our live is more better than it was in the past,,everything is more developed,technologies, medicines, and so on..
There are medicines that can be given to monkies, but the monkies do not have medicines themselves.
the storehouse of herbal medicines is the forests. We get many medicines from there.
True all medicines are drugs but not all drugs are medicines or legal anyway.
European Medicines Agency's motto is 'Science. Medicines. Health.'.
Medicines can be derived from various sources, including natural substances like plants, fungi, and minerals, as well as synthetic compounds created in laboratories. Traditional herbal medicines often utilize extracts from plants, while modern pharmaceuticals may involve complex chemical synthesis to target specific diseases. Additionally, biological products like vaccines and monoclonal antibodies are developed using living organisms. Overall, the development of medicines encompasses a wide range of materials and methods to treat health conditions effectively.
Yes, medicines do get expired. Once expired it is risky to consume such medicines. The expiry date for conventional medicines is listed on it, and for homoepathic medicines it is uniformly 5 years from date of manufacure.
Apollo was the god of medicines