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U.S. States Underreporting Overdose Deaths

Mike Carberry March 17, 2020

Sponsored by Advanced Medical Integration The opioid epidemic has morphed over the years from prescription overdoses in the 1990s to a rise of heroin overdoses around 2010 to, since 2013-14, a fast rise in opioid deaths from synthetic opioids such as fentanyl and manufacturers encouraging MDs to over-prescribe to patients. As the epidemic is addressed […]

Holy Names University announces partnership with Life Chiropractic College West to provide an accelerated pathway to a Doctor of Chiropractic degree

Chiropractic Economics February 14, 2020

On Feb. 12, Holy Names University (HNU) and Life Chiropractic College West signed a partnership agreement that will prepare highly-skilled chiropractic doctors while reducing their time to earn a degree. This is the first such partnership on record for both institutions, and it provides students with the opportunity to earn both a Bachelor of Science […]

American Chiropractic Association reaffirms leadership in 2020 elections

Chiropractic Economics February 5, 2020

The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) Board of Governors has re-elected Robert C. Jones, DC, of Albuquerque, N.M., to a second one-year term as ACA president. The election took place last week in Washington, D.C., during the association’s annual meeting, Engage 2020. The board, which consists of five chiropractors and one public member, also re-elected Michele […]

Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research develops resources to help diagnose and address low-back pain

Chiropractic Economics January 24, 2020

Back pain is a leading cause of disability in most countries due in part to some big challenges in diagnosing and caring for conditions causing low-back pain. Researchers at Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research (PCCR) recently developed new diagnostic and management tools for doctors of chiropractic and other health professionals. “Back pain is often complex, […]

Spine care should include prevention says spine society, chiropractors

Chiropractic Economics January 6, 2020

A consensus from participants passed that prevention should be a present condition for all patients in regard to spine care

U.S. States Underreporting Overdose Deaths

Holy Names University announces partnership with Life Chiropractic College West to provide an accelerated pathway to a Doctor of Chiropractic degree

American Chiropractic Association reaffirms leadership in 2020 elections

Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research develops resources to help diagnose and address low-back pain

Spine care should include prevention says spine society, chiropractors

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