Therapeutic applications of Fenugreek - Fenugreek

Alternative Medicine Review, Feb, 2003 by Ethan Basch, Catherine Ulbricht, Grace Kuo, Philippe Szapary, Michael Smith

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Catherine Ulbricht, PharmD--Senior Attending Pharmacist,
Massachusetts General Hospital; Adjunct Clinical Professor,
Massachusetts College of Pharmacy; Assistant Clinical Professor,
Northeastern University; and Assistant Clinical Professor,
University of Rhode Island.
Correspondence address: 1130 Massachusetts Avenue,
Cambridge, MA 02138-5204;
e-mail: kate@naturalstandard.com

Ethan Basch, MD--Editorial Board of Harvard Health Publications
and the Journal of Herbal Pharmacotherapy,; Chief Editor,
Massachusetts General Hospital Primer of Outpatient Medicine;
Advisory Boards, Integrative Medicine Alliance and CancerSource

Michael Smith, ND--Associate Dean for Research at the Canadian
College of Naturopathic Medicine; serves on National Advisory
Group on Complementary and Alternative Medicine and HIV/AIDS
panel.

Philippe Szapary, MD--Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of
General Internal Medicine, University of Pennsylvania where he
conducts clinical trials of CAM therapies in cardiovascular disease.

Grace Kuo, PharmD--Faculty, Baylor College of Medicine; teaches
at the University of Houston College of Pharmacy.
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