Resolve inflammation safely and effectively with curcumin
The issue is not inflammation, but the inability to neutralize an acute inflammatory response. Curcumin works well for this issue.
The importance of an evidence-based practice
Having an evidence-based practice involves integrating clinician knowledge, current literature and patient feedback.
CUKC shares chiropractic research at national conference
The efforts of Cleveland University-Kansas City researchers were on display at the Association of Chiropractic Colleges-Research Agenda Conference.
Evidence-based chiropractic is the path to practice growth and success
As chiropractic evolves, embracing the evidence in the scientific literature and educating others in healthcare will give you the best chance of success.
Chiropractic attrition: Why are DCs leaving the field?
While some studies put chiropractic attrition rates at 4.5%, others report this number to be as high as 27.8%. So why are DCs leaving?
Research-provided insights into today’s chiropractic students
This article provides insight into research conducted to better understand the role of chiropractic students and tell us more about this demographic.
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.
ACA member wins NIH grants, hopes to train researchers
Grant funding will allow Dr. Ken Weber to build a multidisciplinary research team, which he hopes can include chiropractic researchers.
Palmer Dean of Research named most highly-published researcher in manual therapy
Cynthia Long, Palmer College’s dean of research, was recognized as the most highly-published researcher in manual therapy for people with low-back pain.
Research team studies chiropractic in federally qualified health centers
NCMIC awarded Northwestern Health Sciences University researchers funding for a project on Chiropractic Care Delivery in Federally Qualified Health Centers.
