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  Integrating Digital Innovation and Ethnopharmacology for Modern Pharmaceutical Practice

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)

  This issue highlights recent developments in pharmaceutical sciences, integrating computational drug discovery, clinical research, and pharmacy practice. Several studies focus on the in silico evaluation of natural bioactive compounds, demonstrating their potential as chemopreventive and anti-inflammatory agents. In parallel, contributions addressing telepharmacy implementation, digital health behavior, and pharmaceutical care perspectives reflect the evolving role of pharmacists in modern healthcare systems. Additionally, clinical findings on oral antidiabetic polypharmacy emphasize the importance of rational prescribing to reduce complications. Collectively, these articles provide valuable insights into multidisciplinary strategies for advancing effective and patient-centered pharmaceutical care. (All Author From Indonesia)

• Journal of Marine Pharmacy and Biomedicine

  Vol. 1 No. 2 (2026)

  This issue showcases current advances in computational toxicology through the application of in silico approaches for predicting the safety profiles of therapeutic drugs. The featured studies investigate toxicity-related mechanisms, including molecular initiating events, stress response pathways, nuclear receptor signalling pathways, toxicity targets, toxicity metabolism, organ toxicity, and toxicity end points, using computational models to evaluate several commonly prescribed medicines. These contributions highlight the growing importance of predictive toxicology as a rapid, cost-effective, and ethically responsible approach for supporting early drug safety assessment and mechanistic toxicological research. Collectively, the articles demonstrate how computational methodologies can enhance pharmaceutical research by improving toxicity prediction and facilitating evidence-based drug development. (All Authors from Indonesia).