Artificial Intelligence (AI) and traditional medicine may seem like strange bedfellows but African researchers are harnessing both to advance drug discovery on the continent.
Lagos — Artificial Intelligence and traditional medicine may seem like strange bedfellows but Africa n researchers are harnessing both to advance drug discovery on the continent.
"By tapping into our own natural and human resources and applying new technologies like AI, we can develop homegrown solutions to our healthcare challenges." Because the scientific study of African natural compounds remains largely untapped, knowledge-sharing and capacity development are crucial for rapid advancement in the field. Yet, visa rules and requirements in the West make it difficult for African scientists and students to access training overseas and build collaboration with international partners.
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