Tuyển tập các báo cáo nghiên cứu về bệnh thú y được đăng trên tạp chí y học General Psychiatry cung cấp cho các bạn kiến thức về ngành thú y đề tài: Plants as De-Worming Agents of Livestock in the Nordic Countries: Historical Perspective, Popular Beliefs and Prospects for the Future. | Acta vet. scand. 2001 42 31-44. Plants as De-Worming Agents of Livestock in the Nordic Countries Historical Perspective Popular Beliefs and Prospects for the Future By . Waller1 G. Bernes2 . Thamsborg3 A. Sukura4 . Richter5 K. Ingebrigtsen6 and J. Haglund7 1Dept. Parasitology SWEPAR National Veterinary Institute Uppsala Sweden 2Dept. Agric. Research Nth. Sweden SLU Umeả Sweden 3Dept. Anim. Science and Animal Health The Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University Frederiksberg Denmark 4Dept. Basic Vet. Science Univ. Helsinki Finland 5Inst. Exp. Pathology Univ. Iceland Keldur Reykjavik Iceland 6Dept. Pharmacology Microbiology and Food Hygiene Norwegian School Vet. Medicine Oslo Norway and 7SWEPAR Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Uppsala Sweden. Waller PJ Bernes G Thamsborg SM Sukura A Richter SH Ingebrigtsen K Hoglund J Plants as deworming agents of livestock in the Nordic Countries historical perspective popular beliefs and prospects for the future. Acta vet. Scand. 2001 42 31-44. - Preparations derived from plants were the original therapeutic interventions used by man to control diseases including parasites both within humans and livestock. Development of herbal products depended upon local botanical flora with the result that different remedies tended to develop in different parts of the world. Nevertheless in some instances the same or related plants were used over wide geographic regions which also was the result of communication and or the importation of plant material of high repute. Thus the Nordic countries have an ancient rich and diverse history of plant derived anthelmintic medications for human and animal use. Although some of the more commonly used herbal de-wormers were derived from imported plants or their products many are from endemic plants or those that thrive in the Scandinavian environment. With the advent of the modern chemotherapeutic era and the discovery development and marketing of a seemingly unlimited variety of .
