Good news for the future of African traditional medicine: The Economist reports on the launching of Association for African Medicinal Plants Standards (AAMPS), via Timbuktu Chronicles.
Written byNdesanjo Macha
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2 comments
Hi, Im pola, a student from English to Spanish transaltion and recently I had to translate the article from The Economist related with african herbal medicine and it wasn’t clear the role of this association.
could you explain me what AAMPS is for?
Thank ver much
Pola: you should contact the people behind AAMPS. You can find contact information on the website: http://www.aamps.net/