An-Najah National University

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Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Use of herbal medicines during pregnancy in agroup of Palestinianwomen
Published at:Journal ofEthnopharmacology
Ethnopharmacological relevance: The useofherbalmedicinesduringpregnancyiscommonworldwide due tophysiologicalchangesthatleadtopregnancyrelatedproblems. Objectives: The aimsofthisstudyweretomeasuretheprevalenceandpredictorsofherbuseamong a groupofPalestinianpregnantwomenandthepossibleinfluence ofherbalconsumptiononpregnancy outcomes.
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Nidal Amin Ahmad Jaradat
Pharmaceutical chemistry and pharmacognosy

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