February 21, 2012 — The Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research will be conducting a study called Collaborative Care for Older Adults and is looking for participants.
The study will “evaluate an innovative practice model between medical doctors and doctors of chiropractic” using chiropractic care. Researchers are looking for 120 adults, age 65 years or older with low-back pain, and who live in the Quad-City area.
If you’re interested in participating, contact Palmer Research Clinic at 563-884-5188. Read more about the study here.
Source: Quad-City Times, qctimes.com
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