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Exploring Black Cohosh Adulteration
Many concerns surround this popular herb, often used to treat the symptoms of menopause, may be linked to its substitution with other plants. Read more here.

ABC's HerbDay was a Huge Success
ABC celebrated the 8th Annual HerbDay with a day of activities at its headquarters in Austin, Texas: herb walks, lectures, kids' activities, plant and book sales, and more.

Many Ginkgo Extracts Safe, Says Herbal Science Group
Statement of safety follows news of a report by the National Toxicology Program that showed a special ginkgo formulation produced cancer in rats. Read more here.

Find the latest research, news, and information on this ingredient and product education program here.

Over 100 Groups Support ABC-AHP-NCNPR Botanical Adulterants Program
Underwriters and endorses of the program include some of the biggest names in the botanical and dietary supplement industry. Read more here.

FDA Approves Crofelemer as First-Ever Oral Botanical Drug
The Amazon tree-derived medicine has been cleared for usage in HIV patients with diarrhea. Read more here.

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