Chiropractic Research
Evidence-based research articles and case studies on the use and impact of chiropractic care as well as research on the chiropractic industry and profession
NWHSU faculty member publishes ultrasound research
The ultrasound research involved the pars interarticularis, a spinal bone, and lays the groundwork for future studies.
Study suggests physical activity reduces cardiovascular disease
This study suggests physical activity lowers cardiovascular disease risk partially because of how it reduces stress-related brain signaling.
Chiropractic research trends and current hotspots
Analyses such as this help us better understand how chiropractic research has changed over time and who is leading the way.
Extracorporeal shockwave therapy and disc herniations
Numerous studies show ESWT can restore vascularity to tissue and treat disc herniations through the use of multiple devices.
Equilibrium achieved. What’s next? Results of the 28th annual Fees and Reimbursements Survey (2024)
The results are in! Check out this year's Chiropractic Economics Fees and Reimbursements Survey to see how your practice compares.
Neuroendocrine-immune system function could benefit from chiropractic care
Chiropractic care does more than promote musculoskeletal health. Research suggests it also helps improve the health of the neuroendocrine-immune system.
Treat knee conditions with high-energy inductive therapy and extracorporeal shockwave therapy
Treating AMI with noninvasive modalities like high-energy inductive therapy or extracorporeal shockwave therapy can vastly improve outcomes.
Research connects higher incidences of musculoskeletal pain in females, plus increased pain severity
This article shares research into musculoskeletal pain in females, the severity of that pain, and treatment options that can help.
The importance of an evidence-based practice
Having an evidence-based practice involves integrating clinician knowledge, current literature and patient feedback.
New research highlights benefits of McKenzie Method
Many studies noted positive effects when the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy was used for pain.
