Experts put Chinese medicine in the spotlight

PA 216/09 Some of the world's foremost experts on Chinese medicine will speak at The University of Nottingham this month for the 8th Meeting for the Consortium for Globalisation of Chinese Medicine (CGCM). This is the first time that the CGCM annual meeting has been held outside Asia. The University of Nottingham has been chosen to host the event in recognition of its commitment to research in Chinese medicine. The UK is considered one of the most progressive governments in Europe in its support of the field. The meeting, which takes place at the East Midlands Conference Centre on University Park from 25-28 August, will provide a global showcase for research and development in the field of Chinese medicine. It will also encourage international co-operation between academia, governments and industry. Professor Yung-Chi Cheng, Chairman of the CGCM, and Professor of Pharmacology at Yale University will co-host the event with the University.
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