forthcoming conference in cork Ireland

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Conference 18th & 19th April 2008

The Complexity of Herbal Medicine &

The Implications for Research

Location: Enquiries to:

Frances.Lynch@...

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) Tel: 021-4326885

Bishopstown, Cork, IRELAND

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME FRIDAY 18th. APRIL 2008

Conference delegates are welcomed from all health professions for the series of

lectures presented on Friday 18th.

9.00 –10.00 am REGISTRATION INFORMATION DESK IN MAIN FOYER.

FEES FOR CONFERENCE

Delegates: 150 euro

Students (valid student card): 10 euro

CIT students (valid student card): Free

IIMH members/ CIT Staff: Free

Please make cheques payable to IIMH and send to:

Secretary, Dept. of Biological

Science, Cork Institute of Technology,

Rossa Ave. Cork.

10.00—12.00 noon FREE Information event on Herbal Science Education for

Careers Counsellors and Science Teachers.

Location: D230 & C231

10.00—11.15 am Dr. Francis Brinker, ND.

Dr. Brinker is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor with the Program in

Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Dr. Brinker also serves as

reviewer for the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia monographs, is an advisory board

member and consulting editor for the American Botanical Council.

He is author of:

Toxicology of Botanical Medicines,

Eclectic Dispensatory of Botanical Therapeuticsv. 1 & 2

Formulas for Healthful Living,

Herb Contraindications and Drug Interactions

Complex Herbs – Complete Medicines.

He will speak on the complexity of herbs and the implications of this complexity

for research being undertaken in the area of botanicals.

11.15–11.45 am BREAK

11.45am –12.15pm Ms. O’Shea, BSc. Cork Institute of Technology

Ms O’Shea will speak on her current research into the use of herbs for combating

MRSA.

12.15—1.00pm

Ms Sheridan, HETAC. (Higher Education

& Training Awards Council)

Ms Sheridan will be speaking on the HETAC draft document on educational

standards for Complimentary Therapies.

1.00—2.00 pm. LUNCH

2.00 pm to 2.30 pm Dr. Aoibheann Nic Donnnchadha,

Asst. ProfessorSchool of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.

Medical writing in Irish, c. 1400 to c.1650'

This lecture will discuss the manuscripts, their provenance, scribes and texts,

and evaluate their impor-

3.00 pm – 3.30 pm Ms. Tassell, MSc (Herbal Medicine)

Ms Tassell’s background is in Biomedical Science and she is currently

researching the therapeutic use of Crataegus sp.(Hawthorn) at Cork Institute of

Technology. MsTassell will speak about her research to date.

4.00 pm – 4.30 pm Dr. Molloy, PhD

Lecturer in Art History and Critical Theory at Galway Mayo Institute of

Technology

Vital Questions: Philosophical Obstacles to a Science of Medical Herbalism.

Dr. Molloy will seek to clarify the philosophical underpinnings of many of the

contemporary herbal texts, in an effort to undercover the theory behind the

practice and to provide an opportunity for Western herbal medicine to coherently

redefine

itself in the 21st century

4.30 pm – 5.00 pm Ms. Beatriz Linhares, BSc, Medical Herbalist

Ms Linhares combines traditional Chinese and Western herbal medicine. She runs a

dermatology clinic at Whipps Cross Hospital, London. Her areas of expertise and

interest are skin, fertility and hormonal conditions

2.30 pm – 3.00 pm Mr. Lugli, BSc - Aboca Group, Italy.

Mr. Lugli is an industrial chemist and medical herbalist.

He is currently Scientific Director of Planta Medica, Aboca group, Italy. He has

been co-author of several books and publications about medicinal herbs and

recently (2006) has been coordinator of the first edition of the Italian

translation of the ESCOP Monographs (2007).

He will speak on the quality control measures necessary in the harvesting and

manufacturing of herbal products

SEMINAR PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19th APRIL 2008

All members of the public are welcome to the series of talks on this day.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT: 9.00 –9.30 am at information desk in main foyer

9.30 –10am

Ms A. Morton MSc (Herbal Medicine) UK

Attention Deficit Hypersensitivity

Disorder

10.00am – 10.30 am

Ms. A.M. O’Reilly, BSc (Herbal medicine)

Lismore, Co. Waterford.

The Use of Herbal Medicine in Fertility

10.30 –11.00am

Ms Yaso Shan—Medical Herbalist & Health Writer, London

Holistic Medicine– Treating the

Person, not the condition

11.30 –12.00 noon

Dr. Dilis Clare, GP, Medical Herbalist, Galway..

Herbal Medicine & Cholesterol—Heart Health

12.00 –12.30pm

R.Kingston MSc (Herbal Medicine), Skibbereen.

Herbal Medicine and the Irish Tradition

12.30 –1.00pm

Dr. Fiona O’Reilly, GP, Clonakilty

Integrated Medicine—the Future of Health

Care

All speakers will approach their subject matter from a herbal medicine, holistic

and integrated health perspective.

ADMISSION (Payable on the day)

€20 per person

Delegates to Friday conference: FREE

IIMH members/ CIT staff: FREE

CIT students (valid student card): FREE

[Guest guest]

Hi ri

attached transcript of talk for your delight and delectation (really not

sure if I will fit all this into half an hr but will do my best). Will get

to sort out formatting of wonky table and send you prettier version

soon. just wanted to send you this to cast your beady eye over & make sure

its what you want.

much love

forthcoming conference in cork Ireland

Conference 18th & 19th April 2008

The Complexity of Herbal Medicine &

The Implications for Research

Location: Enquiries

to: Frances.Lynch@...

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) Tel: 021-4326885

Bishopstown, Cork, IRELAND

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME FRIDAY 18th. APRIL 2008

Conference delegates are welcomed from all health professions for the series

of lectures presented on Friday 18th.

9.00 -10.00 am REGISTRATION INFORMATION DESK IN MAIN FOYER.

FEES FOR CONFERENCE

Delegates: 150 euro

Students (valid student card): 10 euro

CIT students (valid student card): Free

IIMH members/ CIT Staff: Free

Please make cheques payable to IIMH and send to:

Secretary, Dept. of Biological

Science, Cork Institute of Technology,

Rossa Ave. Cork.

10.00-12.00 noon FREE Information event on Herbal Science Education for

Careers Counsellors and Science Teachers.

Location: D230 & C231

10.00-11.15 am Dr. Francis Brinker, ND.

Dr. Brinker is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor with the Program in

Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Dr. Brinker also serves

as reviewer for the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia monographs, is an advisory

board member and consulting editor for the American Botanical Council.

He is author of:

Toxicology of Botanical Medicines,

Eclectic Dispensatory of Botanical Therapeuticsv. 1 & 2

Formulas for Healthful Living,

Herb Contraindications and Drug Interactions

Complex Herbs - Complete Medicines.

He will speak on the complexity of herbs and the implications of this

complexity for research being undertaken in the area of botanicals.

11.15-11.45 am BREAK

11.45am -12.15pm Ms. O'Shea, BSc. Cork Institute of Technology

Ms O'Shea will speak on her current research into the use of herbs for

combating MRSA.

12.15-1.00pm

Ms Sheridan, HETAC. (Higher Education

& Training Awards Council)

Ms Sheridan will be speaking on the HETAC draft document on educational

standards for Complimentary Therapies.

1.00-2.00 pm. LUNCH

2.00 pm to 2.30 pm Dr. Aoibheann Nic Donnnchadha,

Asst. ProfessorSchool of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced

Studies.

Medical writing in Irish, c. 1400 to c.1650'

This lecture will discuss the manuscripts, their provenance, scribes and

texts, and evaluate their impor-

3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Ms. Tassell, MSc (Herbal Medicine)

Ms Tassell's background is in Biomedical Science and she is currently

researching the therapeutic use of Crataegus sp.(Hawthorn) at Cork Institute

of Technology. MsTassell will speak about her research to date.

4.00 pm - 4.30 pm Dr. Molloy, PhD

Lecturer in Art History and Critical Theory at Galway Mayo Institute of

Technology

Vital Questions: Philosophical Obstacles to a Science of Medical Herbalism.

Dr. Molloy will seek to clarify the philosophical underpinnings of many of

the contemporary herbal texts, in an effort to undercover the theory behind

the practice and to provide an opportunity for Western herbal medicine to

coherently redefine

itself in the 21st century

4.30 pm - 5.00 pm Ms. Beatriz Linhares, BSc, Medical

Herbalist

Ms Linhares combines traditional Chinese and Western herbal medicine. She

runs a dermatology clinic at Whipps Cross Hospital, London. Her areas of

expertise and interest are skin, fertility and hormonal conditions

2.30 pm - 3.00 pm Mr. Lugli, BSc - Aboca Group,

Italy.

Mr. Lugli is an industrial chemist and medical herbalist.

He is currently Scientific Director of Planta Medica, Aboca group, Italy. He

has been co-author of several books and publications about medicinal herbs

and recently (2006) has been coordinator of the first edition of the Italian

translation of the ESCOP Monographs (2007).

He will speak on the quality control measures necessary in the harvesting

and manufacturing of herbal products

SEMINAR PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19th APRIL 2008

All members of the public are welcome to the series of talks on this day.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT: 9.00 -9.30 am at information desk in main foyer

9.30 -10am

Ms A. Morton MSc (Herbal Medicine) UK

Attention Deficit Hypersensitivity

Disorder

10.00am - 10.30 am

Ms. A.M. O'Reilly, BSc (Herbal medicine)

Lismore, Co. Waterford.

The Use of Herbal Medicine in Fertility

10.30 -11.00am

Ms Yaso Shan-Medical Herbalist & Health Writer, London

Holistic Medicine- Treating the

Person, not the condition

11.30 -12.00 noon

Dr. Dilis Clare, GP, Medical Herbalist, Galway..

Herbal Medicine & Cholesterol-Heart Health

12.00 -12.30pm

R.Kingston MSc (Herbal Medicine), Skibbereen.

Herbal Medicine and the Irish Tradition

12.30 -1.00pm

Dr. Fiona O'Reilly, GP, Clonakilty

Integrated Medicine-the Future of Health

Care

All speakers will approach their subject matter from a herbal medicine,

holistic and integrated health perspective.

ADMISSION (Payable on the day)

?20 per person

Delegates to Friday conference: FREE

IIMH members/ CIT staff: FREE

CIT students (valid student card): FREE

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Much love

forthcoming conference in cork Ireland

Conference 18th & 19th April 2008

The Complexity of Herbal Medicine &

The Implications for Research

Location: Enquiries

to: Frances.Lynch@...

Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) Tel: 021-4326885

Bishopstown, Cork, IRELAND

CONFERENCE PROGRAMME FRIDAY 18th. APRIL 2008

Conference delegates are welcomed from all health professions for the series

of lectures presented on Friday 18th.

9.00 -10.00 am REGISTRATION INFORMATION DESK IN MAIN FOYER.

FEES FOR CONFERENCE

Delegates: 150 euro

Students (valid student card): 10 euro

CIT students (valid student card): Free

IIMH members/ CIT Staff: Free

Please make cheques payable to IIMH and send to:

Secretary, Dept. of Biological

Science, Cork Institute of Technology,

Rossa Ave. Cork.

10.00-12.00 noon FREE Information event on Herbal Science Education for

Careers Counsellors and Science Teachers.

Location: D230 & C231

10.00-11.15 am Dr. Francis Brinker, ND.

Dr. Brinker is currently an Assistant Clinical Professor with the Program in

Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona. Dr. Brinker also serves

as reviewer for the American Herbal Pharmacopoeia monographs, is an advisory

board member and consulting editor for the American Botanical Council.

He is author of:

Toxicology of Botanical Medicines,

Eclectic Dispensatory of Botanical Therapeuticsv. 1 & 2

Formulas for Healthful Living,

Herb Contraindications and Drug Interactions

Complex Herbs - Complete Medicines.

He will speak on the complexity of herbs and the implications of this

complexity for research being undertaken in the area of botanicals.

11.15-11.45 am BREAK

11.45am -12.15pm Ms. O'Shea, BSc. Cork Institute of Technology

Ms O'Shea will speak on her current research into the use of herbs for

combating MRSA.

12.15-1.00pm

Ms Sheridan, HETAC. (Higher Education

& Training Awards Council)

Ms Sheridan will be speaking on the HETAC draft document on educational

standards for Complimentary Therapies.

1.00-2.00 pm. LUNCH

2.00 pm to 2.30 pm Dr. Aoibheann Nic Donnnchadha,

Asst. ProfessorSchool of Celtic Studies, Dublin Institute for Advanced

Studies.

Medical writing in Irish, c. 1400 to c.1650'

This lecture will discuss the manuscripts, their provenance, scribes and

texts, and evaluate their impor-

3.00 pm - 3.30 pm Ms. Tassell, MSc (Herbal Medicine)

Ms Tassell's background is in Biomedical Science and she is currently

researching the therapeutic use of Crataegus sp.(Hawthorn) at Cork Institute

of Technology. MsTassell will speak about her research to date.

4.00 pm - 4.30 pm Dr. Molloy, PhD

Lecturer in Art History and Critical Theory at Galway Mayo Institute of

Technology

Vital Questions: Philosophical Obstacles to a Science of Medical Herbalism.

Dr. Molloy will seek to clarify the philosophical underpinnings of many of

the contemporary herbal texts, in an effort to undercover the theory behind

the practice and to provide an opportunity for Western herbal medicine to

coherently redefine

itself in the 21st century

4.30 pm - 5.00 pm Ms. Beatriz Linhares, BSc, Medical

Herbalist

Ms Linhares combines traditional Chinese and Western herbal medicine. She

runs a dermatology clinic at Whipps Cross Hospital, London. Her areas of

expertise and interest are skin, fertility and hormonal conditions

2.30 pm - 3.00 pm Mr. Lugli, BSc - Aboca Group,

Italy.

Mr. Lugli is an industrial chemist and medical herbalist.

He is currently Scientific Director of Planta Medica, Aboca group, Italy. He

has been co-author of several books and publications about medicinal herbs

and recently (2006) has been coordinator of the first edition of the Italian

translation of the ESCOP Monographs (2007).

He will speak on the quality control measures necessary in the harvesting

and manufacturing of herbal products

SEMINAR PROGRAMME SATURDAY 19th APRIL 2008

All members of the public are welcome to the series of talks on this day.

REGISTRATION & PAYMENT: 9.00 -9.30 am at information desk in main foyer

9.30 -10am

Ms A. Morton MSc (Herbal Medicine) UK

Attention Deficit Hypersensitivity

Disorder

10.00am - 10.30 am

Ms. A.M. O'Reilly, BSc (Herbal medicine)

Lismore, Co. Waterford.

The Use of Herbal Medicine in Fertility

10.30 -11.00am

Ms Yaso Shan-Medical Herbalist & Health Writer, London

Holistic Medicine- Treating the

Person, not the condition

11.30 -12.00 noon

Dr. Dilis Clare, GP, Medical Herbalist, Galway..

Herbal Medicine & Cholesterol-Heart Health

12.00 -12.30pm

R.Kingston MSc (Herbal Medicine), Skibbereen.

Herbal Medicine and the Irish Tradition

12.30 -1.00pm

Dr. Fiona O'Reilly, GP, Clonakilty

Integrated Medicine-the Future of Health

Care

All speakers will approach their subject matter from a herbal medicine,

holistic and integrated health perspective.

ADMISSION (Payable on the day)

?20 per person

Delegates to Friday conference: FREE

IIMH members/ CIT staff: FREE

CIT students (valid student card): FREE