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Open Access DOI:10.23937/2572-4061.1510068
Aïssata Diakite, Aminata Akoubet, César Pacôme Bekegnran, Stéphane Claon, LaAïssata Diakite, Aminata Akoubet, César Pacôme Bekegnran, Stéphane Claon, Ladji Méité, Marcelle Adjoua Yao, Aïssata Camara and Mohamed Sahar Traoredji Méité, Marcelle Adjoua Yao, Aïssata Camara and Mohamed Sahar Traore
Article Type: Original Research Article | Indexed Archive: Volume 12
The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that traditional pharmacopoeia plants be used to improve access to low-cost treatment for our populations. As a result, a wide variety of recipes purporting to be made from plants are available on the market without any checks on their conformity. This is the case with "Antidouleur X", which is used to treat chronic pain and is widely used by the elderly in Abidjan....
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