Conclusion
John M. Janzen's contributions to the field of Anthropology are extensive. His lifelong commitment to creating a better understanding of African health and healing has been groundbreaking, and has continued to be an inspiration for many anthropologists through the years. His work serves as a foundation and a reference for all future efforts in African anthropology. A dedicated anthropologist, Mennonite, Africanist, professor, adviser, and intellectual, Janzen’s imprint on the pages of history will never be forgotten.
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