More than 27,000 registered with Traditional Medicine Practice Council
Even though the practice had existed long before colonialization, it lost its value and recognition due to the introduction of orthodox medicines.
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He added that dentistry was not expensive, saying that leaving the tooth to decay cost more than regularly visiting for preventive check-u
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The Director of ITAM, UHAS, said protocols applied to validate western medicines were being applied in the traditional medicine practice, including preclinical studies
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She said the life-threatening complications of diabetes which include cardiovascular disease, kidney failure, damage of limb (amputations), stroke, impotence,
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Mr Antwi explained that millet products also provided the body with vitamin B that may help reduce the risk of cancer, heart disease and stroke, while their deficiency