NCMIC Foundation recognizes McAndrews Award winners
Ryan Burdick, Michele Maiers and Peter Wayne received the McAndrews Awards during the ACC-RAC conference in March.
Even light daily physical activity lowers cancer risk
Your physical activity doesn’t have to be intense to decrease your cancer risk, an NIH study has revealed.
Chiropractic Economics launches 28th annual Salary and Expense Survey
By participating in this brief survey, DCs will contribute to a broader understanding of the profession’s growth.
Analysis: Did spine manipulation cause the death of Katie May?
A recent case report has reached a conclusion about whether CSM caused her stroke.
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.
Foot Levelers stabilizers decrease Q-angle: A study of flexible orthotics
Flexible orthotics insertion reduced Q-angle, in the direction of correction, in 39 of the 40 research subjects.
Research finds several factors affect people’s exposure to nature
Respondents reported higher levels of exposure to nature if green spaces existed throughout their daily environment.
NWHSU faculty member publishes ultrasound research
The ultrasound research involved the pars interarticularis, a spinal bone, and lays the groundwork for future studies.
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.
SCUHS awarded $1.7 million NIH R01 grant for back pain research
The R01 grant will fund an SCUHS study on the costs of acupuncture as an intervention for chronic low-back pain.
