Education

The Los Angeles College of Chiropractic researched the current status of research on chiropractic education, including barriers to chiropractic educational research and provided recommendations for future research activities. The study found that the vast majority of current chiropractic educational studies are descriptive in nature and receive no external funding. Based on the results, the study […]

Two commonly used labels for low back pain (LBP) are that of “mechanical” (1) or “inflammatory” (2). These labels have no universally accepted definitions. However, there are two distinct types of treatment for low back pain that seem to follow this definitional separation. That is, mechanical treatments (mobilization, manipulation, traction and exercise) contrasted with anti-inflammatory […]