Houses
of Artemisia
The network of La Maison de l’Artemisia is made up of 130 Artemisia Houses across 28 countries, as well as numerous research scientists and universities in the North and South.
The Artemisia Houses are multidisciplinary centres of expertise responsible for overseeing the cultivation and the responsible and ethical distribution of Artemisia.
Artemisia
We use the generic term “Artemisia” to refer to Artemisia afra and Artemisia annua plants that we are studying in the fight against malaria and bilharzia.
« Traditional Medicine, of proven quality, safety, and efficacy, contributes to the goal of ensuring that all people have access to care » and « will help health care leaders to develop solutions that contribute to a broader vision of improved health and patient autonomy»
WHO Traditional Medicine Strategy 2014-2023
Science & innovation
Artemisia annua and afra herbal teas have been used for centuries in China and Africa against parasites. We are doing our utmost to accelerate the recognition of their use in the health care system for the most disadvantaged populations.
In recent years, the pace of medical publications on Artemisia has accelerated. New scientific articles on human, animal and environmental health are opening up extremely interesting perspectives.
La Maison de l’Artemisia association strongly advises against the use of Artemisia herbal tea for all travellers from countries where malaria is not endemic and who have access to medication currently recommended by the WHO.
Association life
25 Jul 2023The first Artemisia House in South Sudan- 25 Jul 2023Great Progress in Cameroon
- 22 Jun 2023La Maison de l'Artemisia invited to the Social Entrepreneurship Days in Ouagadougou
- 09 Jun 2023In West Africa, Emmanuel and Malo are sharing knowledge and seeds across the different Houses of Artemisia.
- 24 May 2023Meet us at ChangeNOW2023
- 25 Apr 2023World Malaria Day
Talking points
- Study reveals potential utility of artemisinin-based treatments against SARS-CoV-206 Oct 2020
- Mexico City selects patients for COVID-19 treatment trials29 Sep 2020
- Cech lab receives funding to study how plant medicines can treat disease18 Sep 2020
- Coronavirus: What do we know about the Artemisia plant?10 Sep 2020
- Traditional medicine receives global recognition28 Aug 2020
- Cancer, COVID and the Kentucky Economy: How “Sweet Annie” Could Make an Impact12 Aug 2020
Your stories
Treatment with Artemisia is radically changing the daily lives of many people around the world. This success comes thanks to the commitment of hundreds of people working in different sectors around the globe to put an end to malaria !
The agronomist in Musigati in Bubanza province, Burundi, swears by Artemisia. He was very ill and now he no longer has malaria.
