Dirgha Research Group

Anti-angiogenic potential of Artemisia vulgaris (mugwort) via EGFR-associated signaling pathways: Elucidation through network pharmacology, molecular docking, and MD simulation

Authors: Sangam K․C․ a, Shankar Thapa b, Nisha Adhikari a, Dirgha Raj Joshi a a) School of Pharmacy, Karnali Academy

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From Policy to Practice: Weak Enforcement of Antibiotic Dispensing Regulations as a Patient Safety Threat in Nepal

Effective pharmacy regulation is essential for ensuring patient safety, rational medicine use, and the responsible management of antimicrobial resistance. Although Nepal has established regulatory frameworks, including the Drug Act 1978 and policies restricting non-prescription antibiotic sales, enforcement remains weak and inconsistent.

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