International Conference on Ethnomedicine and Drug Discovery
	Bioresources Development and Conservation Programme USA , Holiday Inn Hotel, Silver Spring, Maryland, USA November 3-5, 1999
	Themes: (1)-Ethnobotanical approach to drug discovery: strenghts and limitations (2)-Nutraceuticals - An age-long health practice (3)-Business opportunities and the role of industry in ethnobotany(4)-Ethical and policy issues of bioprospecting(5)-Medicinal plants in emerging infectious diseases and AIDS(6)-Regulatory requirements and standardization of medicinal and aromatic plants (7)-Sourcing of traditional remedies: Case studies of Asian, Latin American and african markets(8) Shaman reciprocity
	Organized by:	Bioresources Development and Conservation Programme, USA
	Invited Speakers:	Gordon Cragg(USA), Dennis Awang(Canada), Pei Shengji(China),Mike Ballick(USA),Simon Croft(UK),Ezio Bombardelli(Italy),Joshua Rosenthal(USA),Alan Harvey(UK),Lise Alschuler(USA),Gotz Harnischfeger(Germany),Katy Moran(USA),Brian Schuster(USA),Elijah Sokomba(Nigeria),B.N. Dhawan(India), Elaine Elisabetsky(Brazil),Nigel Gericke(South Africa), Michael Gollin(USA),Gabriel Osuide(Nigeria),Tim Johns(Canada),Dave Stephenson(USA),Peter DeSmet(Netherlands),Tom Carlson(USA),B.Timmermann(USA),Barry Foula(Guinea),Stven King(USA),V.Srini Srinivasan(USA),Lisa Meserole(USA)
	Deadline for Abstracts:	May 1, 1999
	Registration:	Registration Fee (BDCP Members) US$225 Registration Fee (Non BDCP Members) US$300 Late Registration US$350 Students and Indigenous Participants US$100
	Email for Requests and Registration:	bdcp@bioresources.org
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