Landmark clinical trial finds interdisciplinary approach significantly reduces chronic pain
An interdisciplinary approach reduces how much chronic pain interferes with daily life, outperforming cognitive behavioral therapy.
Research supports benefits of LED therapy plus chiropractic
Among them are faster wound healing, improved cellular function and pain relief.
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and low-level laser therapy
Both Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and low-level laser therapy reduced pain, greater mobility and an improvement in tissue function
NCMIC Foundation names 2026 McAndrews Award winners
The NCMIC Foundation created the award to honor the McAndrews brothers’ longtime support of the study of chiropractic.
Life University students present undergraduate research
Celine Müller and Megan Cronje presented their work at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR).
National Institutes of Health shares NIH Strategic Plan for Disability Health Research
The plan will advance innovative, responsible research that promotes the health and well-being of Americans with disabilities.
Life University RISE scholarship recipient publishes research
Life U RISE scholarship grad Amy Warner Campbell and advisor Christie Kwon’s research appears in the journal Annals of Vertebral Subluxation.
SCU research highlights health benefits of laughter yoga for kids
What if something as simple and scientifically measurable as laughter could help relieve children’s stress and anxiety?
Chiropractic Economics Readership Survey
The Readership Survey only takes a few minutes—and your voice truly makes a difference!
Communicate progress to increase patient retention
How clear progress communication improves patient retention, trust and long-term care commitment.
