Cancer, COVID and the Kentucky Economy: How 'Sweet Annie' Could Make an Impact

Used as a medicinal herb for centuries, Artemisia annua contains powerful compounds that make it a popular treatment for malaria. But with lab research showing these compounds may help treat a variety of cancers and even COVID-19, this plant is more relevant than ever -- and UK is showing how we can take it from Kentucky fields to the research lab to our patients.

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