Lavender Under the Radioactive Microscope

Name: Lavender Under the Radioactive Microscope
Price: 15.00 USD
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An innovative session bridging natural chemistry and radiopharmacy to track lavender extracts inside the human body. It explores using radiotracing to evaluate lavender's anti-inflammatory, anti-cancer, and antimicrobial effects in real-time, while addressing how its chemical variability impacts the development of green radiopharmaceuticals.

Instructor

Hassan Medhat

Associate Professor of Radiopharmaceutics

Duration

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2 lessons

Tuition

15$

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What you'll learn

01* Understand the fundamental concepts of radiopharmacy and how radiotracing reveals the journey of drugs inside the human body.
02* Evaluate the potential of structurally diverse lavender bioactives to act as ligands for radioisotopes in targeting cancer cells, infections, or inflammatory markers.
03* Differentiate between diagnostic (imaging) and therapeutic targeted radiotherapy applications.
04* Recognize the clinical validity of lavender-derived pharmaceuticals (e.g., Silexan) in treating anxiety and sleep disorders without addictive potential.

Requirements

·A basic academic background in Pharmacy or Biochemistry

Studio promise

Ship the artifact by week four — or extend free of charge until you do.