Breakthrough in noninvasive low back pain treatment
Topical stem cell creams offer a promising, noninvasive alternative for treating low back pain without the risks of invasive procedures.
Supplements you can recommend to improve back health
As a DC, you can suggest dietary supplements that will enable your patients with back pain to live healthier, happier lives.
Breaking down the new BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders study
Researchers have found spinal manipulation therapy might reduce the need for reoperation in adults who’ve had surgery.
Integrate reflexology with shockwave for positive outcomes
By integrating reflexology and shockwave you can offer patients comprehensive treatment for back pain.
WHO’s chronic primary lower back pain guidelines: What every DC should know
The World Health Organization released its recommendations on nonsurgical interventions for chronic primary lower back pain.
New research indicates chiropractic significantly lowers opioid use and should be primary low back pain treatment
What follows is a summary of a National Institutes of Health article comparing chiropractic treatment to physical therapy for low back pain.
Sprains, strains and low-back pain: Is there a connection?
Revealing the foundational cause of low-back pain will help you develop treatment plans to address the source and alleviate pain.
World Health Organization releases back pain guidelines
In December, the World Health Organization (WHO) released its first-ever guidelines on chronic low back pain (CLBP), based on research led by DCs.
British Chiropractic Association reveals new research on men and back pain
Recent research shows 51% of UK men have avoided consulting their general practitioner for issues related to back and joint pain.
Back Care Awareness Week: How the British Chiropractic Association supports UK’s back health
A recent British Chiropractic Association report found back pain is sweeping the UK as a surging number of the public report suffering with aches and pains.
