Traditional and Modern Medicine in the Context of Globalization
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During the workshop organized by
traditional healers at the XIIIth International HIV/AIDS
Conference in Durban, South Africa in July 2000, the issue
of the legal recognition and the legal status of this
ancestral form of healing was once again discussed. The
healers underlined the important role that they play in the
preservation and rehabilitation of their fellow
citizens' health, with at least 75 percent of the
African population using their services.
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ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE, ANATOMY, COLLABORATION, COMMUNITY HEALTH, DEONTOLOGY, DIAGNOSIS, DISEASE, DOCTORS, EPIDEMIOLOGY, HEALTH CARE, HYGIENE, INNOVATION, LEARNING, MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH, MEDICINE, MEDICINES, PARTNERSHIP, PATHOLOGY, PATIENTS, PEACE, PHARMACY, PHYSIOLOGY, PROGRAMS, PUBLIC HEALTH, RADIOGRAPHY, REHABILITATION, SCHOOLS, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES, SYMPTOMS, THERAPY, TOGO, TRADITIONAL MEDICINE, TREATMENT, VISION