Malaria remains an overwhelming infectious disease with significant health challenges in
African and other endemic countries globally. Resistance to antimalarial drugs has become …

Ethnomedicinal relevance Natural products derived from plants have served the primary
healthcare needs of millions of indigenous people for centuries, many of which have been …

Background of the study The genus Morinda of the Madder family,(Rubiaceae) has been
widely documented in traditional medicine due to its therapeutic properties and also …

Trypanosoma brucei parasites are kinetoplastid protozoa that devastate the health and
economic well-being of millions of people in Africa through the disease human African …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Malaria remains one of the most prevalent infectious
diseases in tropical regions of the world, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, where it remains …

Many of the African antimalarial ethno medicinal plants are good sources of promising
antimalarial compounds. The stem bark of Plumeria alba Linn, was evaluated for in vivo …

Background The use of herbs in combination with drugs in treatment of malaria is
increasing, and this necessitated research on the possible antagonistic, additive …

Aim: Medicinal plants have been used for the treatment of many infections and diseases
including malaria. The study was conducted to determine the effect of in vivo anti-plasmodial …

Background. Despite modern therapeutic armamentariums, malaria remains a 21st century
public health menace. The issue of combating malaria is the ever‐growing resistance to …

Morinda lucida leaves are largely used by Congolese traditional healers for the treatment of
uncomplicated malaria. The antimalarial activity of their ethanolic extract has been …