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An Ontology‑Guided Drug–Herb–Food Interaction Checker with Mechanism‑Based Knowledge Graph Reasoning and Condition‑Aware Interpretation

2026-04-10

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<h4>Background: </h4> The concurrent use of prescription medicines with herbal products, dietary supplements, and foods is common, particularly among individuals with chronic diseases. Such real-world co-consumption generates interaction patterns beyond conventional drug–drug interactions. Existing interaction-checking systems remain largely drug-centric, rely on predefined interaction pairs, and provide limited m...

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2355b8c8-5e9c-55a5-b9ce-ef4317bf2f2d
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10.12688/f1000research.179045.1
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