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Reducing horticultural loss in the South Pacific

Reducing horticultural loss in the South Pacific

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Study: Common plant used in Samoan traditional medicine dismissed as superstition could rival ibuprofen

New research offers scientific evidence on the healing properties of a common plant used in Samoan traditional medicine.

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Study confirms anti-inflammatory property of traditional Samoan remedy

Study confirms anti-inflammatory property of traditional Samoan remedy
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Leaves of small Samoan TREE could be as effective at treating fever and pain as ibuprofen

The tree, known as Psychotria insularum or matalafi by locals, has been used by healers for hundreds of years and now, modern science finds it is just as effective as ibuprofen.

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