Guest guest Posted January 15, 2005 Report Posted January 15, 2005 Members I would appreciate any input on this matter. Please send links for me to check out. I know Phil has some good online databases. > Resent-< > " Greg Chauncey " <gchauncey > January 10, 2005 3:02:12 PM PST > < > Cc: " Naomi Broering " <nbroering > PCOM web links for herbal medicines > > Hi Todd > > We met today in the clinic. > I am conducting the Senior Health computer workshops at Third St, First > Lutheran Church, concurrent with PCOM's Senior Clinic. > One of the participants (and a patient at the clinic) asked about > looking up > herbal medicines during our computer class. > > I searched the PCOM web site, and also NIH's MedlinePlus CAM links. > > On PCOM site we list HerbMed, but it is a pay site for almost the > entire > list. > > On MedlinePlus CAM link they had several sites. One was Memorial > Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. > http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/11570.cfm > > It had a very detailed listing of herbs, uses, results, problems, and > references. > > Another link was U of Washington Medicinal Herb Garden. > http://nnlm.gov/pnr/uwmhg > > They had photographs of herbal plants, but no explanations or uses. > > My Work-Study assistant, Michael Padilla, suggested the web site > http://tcmbasics.com/materiamedica.htm > > Geoff Thomas, my other, more experienced work-study assistant, > suggested we > talk to you. > > We (PCOM) need recommendations as to what direct links or websites we > should > have on the library web site for students for herbal medicines. > Please contact me to discuss, or do you have any other ideas or > suggestions? > > Thank you. > > Gregory A. Chauncey > Senior Health Information Project Office > 619-574-6909 X124 > ---------- > Chinese Herbs Quote
Guest guest Posted January 15, 2005 Report Posted January 15, 2005 I haven't weeded my links for a few months, so I'm sure that a few of these are obsolete, but most should be okay: http://gancao.net/aculinks/phpHoo2.php3?viewCat=2 -al. On Jan 15, 2005, at 7:23 AM, wrote: > > Members > > I would appreciate any input on this matter. Please send links for me > to check out. I know Phil has some good online databases. > > > > >> Resent-< >> " Greg Chauncey " <gchauncey >> January 10, 2005 3:02:12 PM PST >> < >> Cc: " Naomi Broering " <nbroering >> PCOM web links for herbal medicines >> >> Hi Todd >> >> We met today in the clinic. >> I am conducting the Senior Health computer workshops at Third St, >> First >> Lutheran Church, concurrent with PCOM's Senior Clinic. >> One of the participants (and a patient at the clinic) asked about >> looking up >> herbal medicines during our computer class. >> >> I searched the PCOM web site, and also NIH's MedlinePlus CAM links. >> >> On PCOM site we list HerbMed, but it is a pay site for almost the >> entire >> list. >> >> On MedlinePlus CAM link they had several sites. One was Memorial >> Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. >> http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/11570.cfm >> >> It had a very detailed listing of herbs, uses, results, problems, and >> references. >> >> Another link was U of Washington Medicinal Herb Garden. >> http://nnlm.gov/pnr/uwmhg >> >> They had photographs of herbal plants, but no explanations or uses. >> >> My Work-Study assistant, Michael Padilla, suggested the web site >> http://tcmbasics.com/materiamedica.htm >> >> Geoff Thomas, my other, more experienced work-study assistant, >> suggested we >> talk to you. >> >> We (PCOM) need recommendations as to what direct links or websites we >> should >> have on the library web site for students for herbal medicines. >> Please contact me to discuss, or do you have any other ideas or >> suggestions? >> >> Thank you. >> >> Gregory A. Chauncey >> Senior Health Information Project Office >> 619-574-6909 X124 >> > > ---------- > >> > > Chinese Herbs > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2005 Report Posted January 17, 2005 My site, www.acupunctureandherbalmedicine.com in the Resources page has my work product from school, many different book sources as well as instructors and experience in the file " Herbs " , " Formulas " etc. There's lots of good stuff there for the public. No pictures, though, just text in table format. If it helps.... , wrote: > Members > > I would appreciate any input on this matter. Please send links for me > to check out. I know Phil has some good online databases. > > > > > > Resent-<@p...> > > " Greg Chauncey " <gchauncey@p...> > > January 10, 2005 3:02:12 PM PST > > <@p...> > > Cc: " Naomi Broering " <nbroering@p...> > > PCOM web links for herbal medicines > > > > Hi Todd > > > > We met today in the clinic. > > I am conducting the Senior Health computer workshops at Third St, First > > Lutheran Church, concurrent with PCOM's Senior Clinic. > > One of the participants (and a patient at the clinic) asked about > > looking up > > herbal medicines during our computer class. > > > > I searched the PCOM web site, and also NIH's MedlinePlus CAM links. > > > > On PCOM site we list HerbMed, but it is a pay site for almost the > > entire > > list. > > > > On MedlinePlus CAM link they had several sites. One was Memorial > > Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. > > http://www.mskcc.org/mskcc/html/11570.cfm > > > > It had a very detailed listing of herbs, uses, results, problems, and > > references. > > > > Another link was U of Washington Medicinal Herb Garden. > > http://nnlm.gov/pnr/uwmhg > > > > They had photographs of herbal plants, but no explanations or uses. > > > > My Work-Study assistant, Michael Padilla, suggested the web site > > http://tcmbasics.com/materiamedica.htm > > > > Geoff Thomas, my other, more experienced work-study assistant, > > suggested we > > talk to you. > > > > We (PCOM) need recommendations as to what direct links or websites we > > should > > have on the library web site for students for herbal medicines. > > Please contact me to discuss, or do you have any other ideas or > > suggestions? > > > > Thank you. > > > > Gregory A. Chauncey > > Senior Health Information Project Office > > 619-574-6909 X124 > > > > ---------- > > > > > Chinese Herbs > > > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2005 Report Posted January 17, 2005 thanks. just what I needed. , Al Stone <alstone@b...> wrote: > I haven't weeded my links for a few months, so I'm sure that a few of > these are obsolete, but most should be okay: > http://gancao.net/aculinks/phpHoo2.php3?viewCat=2 > > -al. Quote
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