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The president Uganda Herbalists Association Hajji Jamir Lutakome has said that the traditional and complementary medicine act of 2019 has not been passed into law due to lack of traditional medicine council.
The act is to define traditional and complementary medicine in relation to modern medicine, to establish a council to control and regulate the practice of traditional and complementary medicine to register and licence practitioners and to provide for related matters.
The president Uganda Herbalists Association Hajji Jamir Lutakome has said that the traditional and complementary medicine act of 2019 has not been passed into law due to lack of traditional medicine council.
The act is to define traditional and complementary medicine in relation to modern medicine, to establish a council to control and regulate the practice of traditional and complementary medicine to register and licence practitioners and to provide for related matters.
