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E P Krenzelok, T D Jacobsen. 1998. Plantlore folklore.. https://doi.org/10.3109/15563659809162630
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Ancient folklore about our detentions contained some incredible notions about the number and nature of teeth and their care. Many modern myths remain, however.
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Folk literature (folktales, fairy tales, and myths) has always had a psychological and sociological impact on humans. Parents and educators have been using stories from folk literature for generations to convey significant ideas and cultural values. With HIV being a major health concern, there is a need to establish diverse approaches to health education. Literature as a genre, and storytelling as an art form, can be used to help forward public health messages. Examples of storytelling in educational settings are provided.