Traditional medicine practiced among indigenous peoples (IP) may have the potential in dealing with modern-day ailments.
It is for that reason that the Department of Agriculture-Bureau of Agricultural Research (DA-BAR) supported a study by a group of researchers from the Mindanao State University led by Maria Luisa Cabrera that focused on ethno-pharmacological plants used by indigenous people communities in the SOCSARGEN region.
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