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.
Chiropractic patients have increasing success reducing opioid prescriptions
These statistics suggest chiropractic care offers effective alternatives to prescription opioids.
French fries linked with type 2 diabetes risk?
Eating three servings of French fries a week is associated with a 20% increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
Converting your practice into an absentee-owner model
Explore the absentee-owner model to see if it fits your chiropractic practice goals.
The evolution of injury care and recovery
Discover how advanced therapies are transforming patient recovery and redefining injury care.
It’s never too late to get more physical activity
Any physical activity is better than none, say researchers, and it’s never too late to begin adding more movement to your life.
Optimizing the gut-microbiome
DCs are well-positioned to educate patients on the gut microbiome support interventions that are right for them.
Is climate change affecting our food supply?
New preliminary research suggests it contributes to a reduction in nutritional quality in food crops.
Chiropractic care for veterans impacts opioid prescriptions, F4CP reports
Veterans who saw DCs for low back pain were 23% less likely to receive an opioid prescription.
Chiropractic adjustments and informed consent: More research
What does the law say about cervical spine manipulation? Should informed consent be required?
