This review highlights the effectiveness and safety of medicinal plants in treating malaria, suggesting further validation and integration into health policies.
Key Points
Medicinal plants have shown promising activity against malaria, particularly from species like Artemisia annua.
Despite successes, challenges in standardization and toxicity risk hinder the integration of these remedies.
Research reveals that traditional treatments may reduce reliance on antimalarial drugs, but clinical outcomes vary.
Calls for rigorous scientific validation and policy improvements underscore the need for integrating traditional and modern methods.
Cite This Study
Bwanbale Geoffrey David (2025) studied this question.