African Leaders Champion Traditional Medicine While Missing Regulatory Summit
Whether communities that supply and share traditional knowledge see economic returns depends partly on negotiations happening
Immunity Isn’t Bought, It’s Grown, Cooked and Lived
When they cooked with dawadawa, prekese, or garlic, they weren’t just making food — they were feeding the body’s natural defense
Roman Ridge Students Learn How Ghana’s Medicinal Plants Shape Modern Healthcare
The interactive session exposed the pupils to the laboratory processes, conservation efforts, and scientific methods used in transforming indigenous plant knowledge
’40 hospitals have integrated traditional medicine units, to be covered by NHIS’ — Health minister highlights progress
The government’s renewed focus on traditional and herbal medicine aligns with the global trend of integrating indigenous
Animal Excrement in Ghanaian Traditional Medicine Practices
In an era increasingly focused on integrative medical practices, ethnobotany and ethnozoology are gaining momentum.