Neck pain study suggests chiropractic care may be safer choice
Recent research suggests that chiropractic care might be a safer option than traditional medical care for adults with neck pain.
Parker University HPC director awarded for new article
Parker University’s Andy Galpin was recognized for authoring one of the top 10 most-cited articles in Experimental Physiology in 2023.
EHR Systems: How to reduce risk in your practice
EHR systems helps you meet the demands of contemporary medicine at the highest standards of patient care.
Explore the potential health benefits of chaga
Discover the antioxidant benefits of chaga, supporting healing and reducing oxidative stress.
NCMIC Foundation recognizes McAndrews Award winners
Ryan Burdick, Michele Maiers and Peter Wayne received the McAndrews Awards during the ACC-RAC conference in March.
Even light daily physical activity lowers cancer risk
Your physical activity doesn’t have to be intense to decrease your cancer risk, an NIH study has revealed.
Chiropractic Economics launches 28th annual Salary and Expense Survey
By participating in this brief survey, DCs will contribute to a broader understanding of the profession’s growth.
Analysis: Did spine manipulation cause the death of Katie May?
A recent case report has reached a conclusion about whether CSM caused her stroke.
WPHI survey measures quality of whole-person health
The Whole Person Health Index (WPHI) allows patients, practitioners and researchers insights into health and how it changes over time.
SCU integrative health research highlights barriers and facilitators
Integrated health research from Southern California University of Health Sciences has highlighted barriers and facilitators in collaborative situations.
