Life University celebrates Chiropractic Founders Day
Chiropractic Founders Day celebration featured a giant birthday card, a chiropractic trivia challenge and free snacks and swag for all.
NUHS faculty and students pitch in at Boston Marathon
NUHS students supported the Boston Marathon athletes this spring, dealing with sprains, strains and heat-related illnesses.
US House votes in favor of restoring chiropractic to military bases
The action is consistent with ongoing concerns about making non-opioid pain relief alternatives more readily available to service members.
Sherman College accepting abstracts for IRAPS symposium
The 21st International Research and Philosophy Symposium (IRAPS) takes place May 1-2, 2026, on the Sherman College campus.
Palmer College of Chiropractic alumni and rising stars honored
School officials announced the recipients of the 2nd Annual Palmer College Alumni Awards.
Acupuncture treatment improves effects of low back pain in older adults
Participants who had acupuncture treatment experienced less pain and greater improvement.
Adjusted Reality book available for preorder
Be among the first to experience “Adjusted Reality: Supercharge Your Whole-Being for Optimal Living and Longevity,” by Sherry McAllister, DC.
Parker University to host Annual Community Health Fair
The university’s community health fair takes place September 13 on Parker’s campus in Dallas.
New study shows Xeya Modern Shatavari™ eases perimenopause complaints
Xeya study reveals major benefits for perimenopause symptoms and women’s health.
How does continuing education for DCs compare to CE for ATs, PTs, MDs and DOs?
Research shows continuing education for DCs differs significantly from CE for those in other health fields.
