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Malaria Business (Reportage intégral)

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First published at 22:26 UTC on July 27th, 2020.

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Alors que le paludisme fait 500 000 morts par an, principalement en Afrique, et que les parasites développent des résistances aux molécules anti-paludiques, les autorités sont toujours réticentes à recourir à l'Artemisia annua. Cette plante, l'armoise annuelle, est consommée depuis deux millénaires en Chine pour soigner le paludisme. Ni toxique, ni une drogue, elle est pourtant déconseillée par l'OMS et interdite dans certains pays, dont la France et la Belgique.

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