Summary
Amid tough economic times, cancer patients in Kenya are turning to traditional medicine for treatment. Research shows a significant improvement rate of 76% in patients utilizing traditional medicine. Efforts are being made to promote traditional medicine, with the National museums of Kenya establishing an African traditional medicine garden in Thika town. Stakeholders are emphasizing the need for capacity building in traditional health for cancer treatment, with collaborations between various organizations and practitioners. Graduates are planting species for managing traditional diseases as a symbol of hope for cancer patients.
The Rise of Traditional Medicine
Amid tough economic times, cancer patients turn to traditional medicine for treatment. Research shows significant improvement in 76% of patients using traditional medicine.
Establishment of Traditional Medicine Garden
National museums of Kenya establish an African traditional medicine garden with plants used by cancer patients. The garden is located in mangina Gardens in Thika town, Kambo County.
Personal Story of a Patient
Narrative of a patient who developed a tumor at work, leading to cancer. Family advised seeking a traditional practitioner in Rai K County, resulting in positive outcomes.
Research Findings and Recommendations
Findings from a study involving 443 cancer patients show 76% improvement using traditional medicine. Stakeholders call for capacity building in traditional health for cancer treatment.
Promotion of Traditional Medicine
Efforts to promote traditional medicine in Kenya with collaborations between Kemri, Ministry of Culture officials, and traditional practitioners. Graduates plant species for managing traditional diseases as a symbol of hope.
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