NNMDA says funding challenges, infrastructure gaps slowing herbal medicine research, integration into healthcare
The agency said funding and equipment shortages are slowing scientific validation, as the minister unveiled seven locally developed herbal products.
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NNMDA says funding challenges, infrastructure gaps slowing herbal medicine research, integration into healthcare
Mr Emeje said the challenges have slowed efforts to validate traditional medicines scientifically and develop locally produced herbal products that can be safely incorporated into healthcare. The post NNMDA says funding challenges, infrastructure gaps slowing herbal medicine research, integration into healthcare appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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Minister unveils 7 indigenous medicinal products at NNMDA
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