Herbal medicine safety under the microscope in korean hospitals
NCT ID NCT04269486
First seen Jun 26, 2026 · Last updated Jun 26, 2026
Summary
This study observed women aged 19–80 who were hospitalized for at least two weeks and taking herbal medicines. Researchers tracked liver and kidney function through regular blood tests to see if any injuries occurred. The goal was to better understand the safety profile of these commonly used herbs.
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Locations
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Five tertiary Korean Medicine Hospital (Jecheon, Yangsan, Gwangju, Seoul, Bundang)
Seoul, South Korea