Does social media contribute to unhealthy food choices?
Recent research suggests social media may make people, especially young people, more likely to eat unhealthy food.
Northeast College of Health Sciences cuts ribbon on Long Island branch campus
The new Long Island branch campus welcomed its first DC students in September.
Chiropractic care offers effective pain relief, survey finds
A large majority of patients with back and neck pain reported chiropractic care provides effective pain relief.
100% Chiropractic first appears on Franchise Times Top 400
Debuting at No. 372 on the list marks a significant achievement for 100% Chiropractic, an Arizona-based franchisor with 125 U.S. locations.
American Public Health Association releases chiropractic continuing education webinars
The chiropractic continuing education webinars were made possible by a NCMIC Foundation grant.
Women Chiropractors Facebook group reaches 10,000 members
This is a significant milestone for the Women Chiropractors group, designed as a space for female DCs to network and share.
Nutrition and social support important for hip fracture recovery
Your nutritional and social recommendations can help patients with hip fractures on their road to recovery.
The Joint Corp. announces inducement grants
The company gave its new CEO employment inducement grants of 38,059 stock options and 38,059 time-based restricted stock awards.
Parker University presents Parker the security dog
Parker the security dog, a blue-eyed Great Dane, is the first-ever canine on patrol on the Parker University campus.
Standard Process named to Deloitte Wisconsin 75 list
The Deloitte Wisconsin 75 list recognized the supplement company for its big contribution to the state’s economy.
