UKZN PhD graduate explores use of vultures in traditional medicine

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UKZN PhD graduate explores use of vultures in traditional medicine
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Vultures have no medicinal properties, but they are sought-after by traditional healers for belief-based uses such as retrieving stolen goods, bringing back lost lovers and acquiring intelligence or good fortune.

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