Adding chiropractic to standard medical care resulted in significant improvement over the current standard care model for treating acute low back pain in active-duty men and women. This evidence supports the idea that collaborative treatment including chiropractic care can result in improved health outcomes.
In this article, authors describe how they assembled current literature findings into a standardized, user-friendly diagnostic classification system incorporating an evidence-based diagnostic category checklist for use in both chiropractic research and in general clinical practice.
A new study says patients, health-care administrators and medical physicians see value when chiropractic care is integrated into multidisciplinary settings.
New funding allows Palmer to join a study already underway called “Chiropractic Care for Veterans: A Pragmatic Randomized Trial Addressing Dose Effects for cLBP.”
A new study finds the addition of chiropractic care to usual medical care provides greater relief for low-back pain than usual medical care alone.
