Dr. Benet-Canut, and a small group of others, started the first chiropractic program within an official university in Mexico.

following the advice to move her husband to a cold, dry climate, they relocated to Saskatchewan, Canada and Almeda Haldeman, D.C. became the first chiropractor in Canada, and one of the first female chiropractors in the world.

Palmer SABCA (Student American Black Chiropractic Association) students share their thoughts on the importance of chiropractic and health care.

Dr. Smith set up shop in Rock Island, Illinois, but his chiropractic experience extends beyond the 55 years he spent in practice. There are his thirty-plus mission trips to countries like Ethiopia and Russia. Not to mention 40 years as a faculty member at Palmer, spending most of his time in technique classes.
