The Sri Lankan Journal of Health Sciences is published by the Faculty of Allied Health Sciences, University of Peradeniya. Published bi-annually, the peer-reviewed open-access journal provides a forum for researchers to publish their research and scholarly work including, but not limited to Nursing, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Physiotherapy, Pharmacy, Radiography and Radiotherapy.

Current Issue

Volume 1 - Issue 1 - 2022

Original Research

Evaluation of Endophytic Fungal Extracts of Mucuna pruriens for the Presence of L-Dopa

Yalini Sivaladchanam, Chamila Liyanaarachchie
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):1-9
Use and Attitudes of Complementary and Alternative Medicines Among Allied Health Sciences Students, University of Peradeniya

Kavindi Dayarathana, M.H.F. Sakeena, Gayan Bowatte
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):10-18
Evaluation of Patient Related Factors, the Level of Glycemic Control; and Cost of Diabetic Medications of Patients Attending Selected Public Sector Diabetic Clinics in Sri Lanka

Buddhini Miriyagalla, Chamila Liyanaarachchie
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):19-26

Protocols

Development of an Optimal Short Course for Pharmacy Students in Sri Lanka to Enhance the Knowledge of Antimicrobial Resistance

M.H.F. Sakeena, Alexandra Bennett, Andrew McLachlan
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):27-35

Mini-Reviews

Effects of Human Milk Oligosaccharides on Microbiome

Udeshika Senanayake, Gayan Bowatte
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):36-42
Antibacterial Activity of Honey in Combination with Cinnamon

Sachira Dalugodage, Imalka Tennakoon
- PDF (EN)
06 Jul 2022

1 (1):43-50
Molecular Farming: Implication for Future Pharmaceutical Products

Sajeewani Kumari, Imalka Tennakoon
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06 Jul 2022

1 (1):51-59

Sri Lankan Journal of Health Sciences

Current Issue

Volume 1 - Issue 1 - 2022

Original Research

Evaluation of Endophytic Fungal Extracts of Mucuna pruriens for the Presence of L-Dopa

Use and Attitudes of Complementary and Alternative Medicines Among Allied Health Sciences Students, University of Peradeniya

Evaluation of Patient Related Factors, the Level of Glycemic Control; and Cost of Diabetic Medications of Patients Attending Selected Public Sector Diabetic Clinics in Sri Lanka

Protocols

Development of an Optimal Short Course for Pharmacy Students in Sri Lanka to Enhance the Knowledge of Antimicrobial Resistance

Mini-Reviews

Effects of Human Milk Oligosaccharides on Microbiome

Antibacterial Activity of Honey in Combination with Cinnamon

Molecular Farming: Implication for Future Pharmaceutical Products

Correspondence

Academic Recognition of Systematic Reviews and the Evidence-based Research Approach in Postgraduate Health and Clinical Sciences in Sri Lanka - Can the University of Peradeniya Take the Lead?

Food Security in Sri Lanka During COVID19 Pandemic

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