The Ethnobotany of Newbouldia laevis: A Key Species in Ghanaian Traditional Medicine
Modern pharmacological studies are beginning to unravel the complex chemistry that underpins these traditional uses
Prolonged exposure to air pollution can trigger lung cancer, says prominent oncologist
Talking about the steps that individuals can take to reduce their personal risk of lung cancer despite high pollution levels,
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
WAHO Director General calls for scientific validation of African traditional medicine
He emphasised the need to transition from purely empirical methods to systematic, evidence-based approaches.