• 01Gupta J, Ahuja A, Gupta R Green Approaches for Cancers Management: An Effective Tool for Health Care. (Anticancer agents in Medicinal Chemistry), 2021, Published (Benetham Sciences), (Index: Scopus, Unpaid), IF: 2.049.
• 02Ahuja A, Singh S, Impact of the Current Scenario and Future Perspective for Management of Oral Disease: Remarkable Contribution of Herbs in Dentistry (Anti-Infective Agents), 2022, Accepted (Benetham Sciences), (Index: Scopus, Unpaid)
• 03Ahuja A, Gupta J, Gupta R. Miracles of Herbal Phytomedicines in Treatment of Skin Disorders: Natural Healthcare Perspective. Infectious disorders drug Targets, 28 July 2021, Published, Benetham Sciences (Unpaid) (Index: Scopus)
• 04Ahuja A, Gupta J, Gupta R. In-vitro formulation and evaluation of lamivudine transdermal patches. IJPSR, March, 2020, Published (Index: ESCI/WOS) (Conference Proceeding)
• 05Gupta J, Gupta R, Ahuja A. Preliminary phytochemical analysis and antimicrobial activity of herbal hand sanitizer gel. IJPSR, March, 2020, Published (Index: ESCI/WOS) (Conference Proceeding)
• 06Gupta J, Gupta R, Ahuja A. Formulation, characterization and antimicrobial activity of polyherbal hand wash. IJPSR, March, 2020, Published (Index: ESCI/WOS) (Conference Proceeding)
• 07Ahuja A, Gupta J, Gupta R. Diabetes silent killer: medical focus on food replacement and dietary plans. Advances in Bioresearch, Published. 11(5), September 2020, 128-135, Index: WoS)
• 08Ahuja A, Gupta J. Emerging Approaches for Management and Treatment of Pemphigus vulgaris: Steps to Improve Health Bull. Env. Pharmacol. Life Sci., Vol 9 [10] September 2020 : 06-10, Index: WoS)

Conferences (Abstract)

• 01Ashima Ahuja, Jitendra Gupta, Reena Gupta. “Human skin is considered as the first line of defense and barrier against the majority of infections caused through the skin that affect humans. Healthy skin promotes a healthy body that can be achieved with the usage of modern, allopathic and natural remedies. Major skin ailments af-fecting humans are skin cancers, eczema, herpes infection, fungal infection, anti-aging, itching, in-sect bites, pemphigus vulgaris, trauma, psoriasis, athlete’s foot infections, rashes, skin pigmenta-tion, acne, major and minor wound infections that are slowly becoming a burden on health care. Skin infections can be treated from sources that originate from animals and plants. In spite of ad-vancements in science and technology, the emergence of natural herbal remedies for managing skin disorders has become a pivotal and essential contributor in treating skin infections due to in-creased demand for herbals and their lower price, and continuous adverse effects of modern medicines. In the recent era, herbal extracts and their phytomedicines have made a vital contribu-tion to human health care. Herbal products nowadays are considered as a single line of treatment for many diseases like Cancers, Diabetes, Cardiovascular and Brain disorders, thereby creating awareness regarding purity, efficacy and safety of herbal medicines for health care management. Many therapeutically active natural herbal resources like Aloe, Neem, Liquorice, Tulsi, Amla, Pa-paya, Ginger and Eucalyptus are potent and safe in the treatment of dermatological infections. This review article summarizes the significance of herbal plants for protecting, treating and minimizing skin infections through the utility of herbal pharmaceuticals like creams, decocted extracts, poul-tice, paste and lotions that aid in the treatment of skin infections and diseases at a relatively lower cost with lesser side effects as compared to modern and allopathic medicines.’’ IIMT, Noida, U.P, 29 Feb, 2020.
• 02Ashima Ahuja, Jitendra Gupta, Reena Gupta. ‘’Lamivudine an antiretroviral(ARV) drug effective against HIV through reverse transcriptase resulting in termination of DNA chain were casted as transdermal patches act as a non-invasive delivery of medication across skin membrane in order to improve patient compliance & minimise the side effects of oral medication. The oral bioavailability (80%, plasma half life 6hrs) of lamivudine is poor due to high pass first effect this lead to formulation of polymeric based matrix trans-dermal patches of LAMto provide better rational to control the drug release across the membrane. This study focuses on usage of polymers HPMCK 4M, Eudragit RS 100 &evaluated for Drug polymer interaction using FTIR, other parameters like physical appearance, thickness, drug content uniformity,(%) moisture absorption, folding endurance, tensile strength, in-vitro drug release study performed using phosphate buffer (pH 7.4). In-vitro drug release showing LAM2 (1:1) showed highest percentage (98.55±0.03%) of drug release following zero kinetics.’’ AICTE-Sponsored. SCOPE, Indore, 18 Jan, 2020.

• 01Miracles of herbal phytomedicines in treatment of skin disorders: natural healthcare perspective. Presented Paper. IIMT, Noida, U.P, 29 Feb, 2020.
• 02In-vitro formulation and evaluation of lamivudine transdermal patches. Presented Paper. AICTE-Sponsored. SCOPE, Indore, 18 Jan, 2020.
• 03National Symposium on Recent Advances in neurophysiology and neuro-pharmacology held at GLA University on Nov-02-03, 2018.
• 04AERB- Regulatory & safety aspects of Radio-pharmaceutical in Healthcare held at GLA University on 6th- Oct, 2018.
• 05One day workshop on “Basic Concepts of Medical Writing” held at GLA University on April 14, 2018.
• 06One day workshop on “Scientific Writing Skills for Research Paper and Projects” held at GLA University on April 07, 2018.
• 07One day National Conference on Pharmaceutical Regulatory Landscape- Its Key role and Functions on Pearl Anniversary Celebration held at Jamia- Hamdard University on February 13, 2018.
• 08Conference/ workshop on Intellectual Property Right: Patents and copyrights held in GLA University on September 09-10 during session 2017-2018.
• 0954th Annual Day Celebration Indian Drug Manufacturers Association (IDMA) held at Hotel St. Regis, Mumbai 23rd January, 2016.
• 10National seminar on Current Perspective of analytical techniques in pharmaceutical sciences (2014)”, held at Shrinathji Institute of pharmacy, Nathwada, Rajasthan 24th September 2014.
• 1253rd national pharmacy week on “Responsible use of medicine role of pharmacist”, held at DIPSAR, Delhi by Delhi Pharmacy Council (DPC) from 16th & 23th November, 2014.
• 132nd Annual conference on ”pharmaceutical innovation for global excellence and exhibition”, by society of pharmaceutical association and research (SPER), held at Jamia Hamdard University, Delhi on 9th March, 2013.