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WHO Monographs on Selected Medicinal Plants: Volume 2

World Health Organization

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Thirty more WHO monographs on herbs such as marshmallow, dong quai, St. John's wort and bearberry. Each one details quality control, traditional and clinical uses, dosage and safety.

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