Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences 4-jild 3-son (2024) · 257–271-betlar

REVIEWING THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE OF PROBIOTICS IN TREATING INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Khusanova, Mukaddas

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10902865 · Manbada o'qish →

Annotatsiya

This review provides an overview of the potential of probiotics as a clinical intervention for infectious diseases by examining research and development efforts over the past two decades, as reflected in patents and clinical trials. Data were collected from patent and clinical trial databases to assess the long- and short-term trends in probiotics research. Analysis included the total number of patents and trials for each indication, application dates and locations, and types of applicants/sponsors. A total of 22 infectious diseases were investigated, resulting in 82 patents and 65 clinical trials targeting 18 indications. A consistent increase was observed in the number of patents and clinical trials since 1999, with the highest number focusing on digestive tract, respiratory, and urogenital indications. The findings indicate significant interest in probiotics for infectious diseases, aligning with reported unmet needs and global probiotics sales estimates. However, a decreasing rate of translation from patents to clinical trials suggests potential barriers in the research process.

Probiotics, infectious diseases, patents, clinical trials, research trends.

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