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An updated evidence map on applications, efficacy, and safety of Tea Tree Oil

The use of Tea Tree Oil has a long history in Australian traditional medicine. Today, Tea Tree Oil is manufactured for a variety of purposes, including for the use in cosmetics and health products. This investment reviews the published research on the current applications of Tea Tree Oil, its functionality and the mechanisms associated with its effects. It will provide specific recommendations for use in different scenarios, provide ideas and recommendations regarding new formulations and product developments for industry and identify gaps in current research. The investment will also communicate the effects and safety of Tea Tree Oil to consumers and health care providers.

Project date

15 Jun 2020-19 Jul 2021
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Principal investigator

Romy Lauche

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Multiple industries
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    Australia

  • Organisation type

    Research funding body

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