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Re: Herbal References, was Re: ChoicesFrom: Gerald Druff (gerald.druff@viahealth.org)Tue Mar 23 11:02:04 2004
At Tue, 23 Mar 2004, DoctorJoe@aol.com wrote: > >So does that mean you have to have HanDBase (which you have to buy) install d >before you use Alticopeia? > >Joe P. The Alticopeia download includes a run-time version of HanDBase, so you do not have to have HanDBase installed. There's a thirty day trial version available, after which you have to register. That'll cost you all of $12.99. I'm a long time user of ePocrates, just downloaded the Alticopeia trial. Already I'm confused. One lists squawroot as a synonym for blue cohosh, the other says it's black cohosh. Anyone know the truth? Also, has anyone using both run across similar incongruities? Jerry
-- Gerald H. Druff, MD Newark-Wayne Community Hospital Newark, NY
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