Sociocultural bound illnesses or syndromes: Voices from the traditional medicine markets
January-June 2022 - Vol 14 Num. 1
The culture of the people is central to the traditional medicine knowledge, uses and trade. This indigenous knowledge is orally passed from one generation to the next and is shared through efficacious communication with the ancestral spirits, dreams and oral narratives. This traditional medicine knowledge is invaluable in...
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