Corn husk validated to treat malaria

Scientists have confirmed that the husk extract/fractions of corn/maize (Zea mays) possesses antimalarial and anti-plasmodial activities. This justifies its use in ethno-medicine to treat malaria infections.

Chukwuma Muanya

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