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Konovalova Olena Yuriyivna
Head of the Department of Pharmaceutical and Biological Chemistry, Pharmacognosy
Kyiv Medical University
Kyiv, Ukraine

I have deliberately chosen not to provide my email address at this time; due to a heavy workload, I am unfortunately unable to respond to individual inquiries at present.

When engaging with this resource, please take into account that I am not a medical doctor or a nutritionist. Consequently, I cannot provide consultations regarding personal health issues, diagnostic assessments, or recommendations concerning your dietary regimen.

My objective is to provide comprehensive information on the chemical composition of medicinal plants and plant-based food products, as well as established methods for disease prevention and general wellness. Furthermore, my goal is to provide cutting-edge knowledge in pharmacognosy, pharmaceutical botany, and pharmaceutical chemistry, thereby offering multifaceted support to students and doctoral candidates in their studies, licensure examinations, and the defense of Master’s and Doctoral theses. A separate section is dedicated to ‘Science,’ presenting my perspective on innovative development methods in pharmacognosy and its emerging paradigm.

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