2 The use of herbal products is a very common practice among Mexican Americans living in the El Paso, Texas region. Although medicinal plants are commonly assumed to be a safe and natural alternative to conventional medications, some herbal products could potentially pose a health risk to the consumer. Currently, only a few studies focus on herbal product use by Mexican Americans and none in HIV patients living on the U.S. / Mexico border. A prospective observational study was conducted in 439 non HIV patients, as well as 35 patients suffering from HIV. Seventy-nine percent (347 out of 439) of non-HIV and 71 % (25 out of 35) of HIV patients reported using herbal products
This presentation combines research by three students from a Medical Spanish class on the topic of m...
Interest in and use of complementary and alternative medicine have increased in recent years, with a...
Objective: To identify themes surrounding medication use practices and perceptions among individuals...
Purpose: The primary endpoint of this study was to deter-mine the prevalence of herbal product use b...
The purpose of this article is to examine the use of herbal remedies to treat Type 2 diabetes among ...
A considerable portion of our international border Hispanic population traditionally uses medicinal ...
A considerable portion of our international border Hispanic population traditionally uses medicinal ...
OBJECTIVE:To review the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in Hispanics in the US a...
Purpose: This study measured the knowledge and use of herbs among Hispanics and assessed their ex-pe...
Complementary and alternative medicine use has been increasing worldwide. Although many studies hav...
Mexico has a rich tradition in medicinal plant use within its diverse traditional healing practices....
Mexico, a megadiverse country, hosts approximately 10–12% of the world’s biodiversity and at least 2...
Mexico has a rich tradition in medicinal plant use within its diverse traditional healing practices....
Abstract Background The use of herbal supplements in the United States has become increasingly popul...
This paper describes the ethnopharmacological knowledge of women in an urban Mexican migrant communi...
This presentation combines research by three students from a Medical Spanish class on the topic of m...
Interest in and use of complementary and alternative medicine have increased in recent years, with a...
Objective: To identify themes surrounding medication use practices and perceptions among individuals...
Purpose: The primary endpoint of this study was to deter-mine the prevalence of herbal product use b...
The purpose of this article is to examine the use of herbal remedies to treat Type 2 diabetes among ...
A considerable portion of our international border Hispanic population traditionally uses medicinal ...
A considerable portion of our international border Hispanic population traditionally uses medicinal ...
OBJECTIVE:To review the use of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) in Hispanics in the US a...
Purpose: This study measured the knowledge and use of herbs among Hispanics and assessed their ex-pe...
Complementary and alternative medicine use has been increasing worldwide. Although many studies hav...
Mexico has a rich tradition in medicinal plant use within its diverse traditional healing practices....
Mexico, a megadiverse country, hosts approximately 10–12% of the world’s biodiversity and at least 2...
Mexico has a rich tradition in medicinal plant use within its diverse traditional healing practices....
Abstract Background The use of herbal supplements in the United States has become increasingly popul...
This paper describes the ethnopharmacological knowledge of women in an urban Mexican migrant communi...
This presentation combines research by three students from a Medical Spanish class on the topic of m...
Interest in and use of complementary and alternative medicine have increased in recent years, with a...
Objective: To identify themes surrounding medication use practices and perceptions among individuals...