Steeve Elvis Ella Knihy

Examining medical practices in Gabon, this essay delves into their historical significance and effectiveness, highlighting the interplay between healthcare, rituals, and beliefs tied to ethnicity. It emphasizes the philosophical aspects of medicine, exploring how these practices reflect the identity of both patients and caregivers. The work underscores the importance of self-preservation through quality care, suggesting that the act of healing others is intrinsically linked to one's own well-being.