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CNN Español Live Interviews Dr. Fabrizio Mancini By Parker Communications Chiropractic Profession Holds Unique Opportunity NOVEMBER 5, 2004 (DALLAS, TX) -- The chiropractic profession has the unique opportunity to help its patients achieve a lifetime of healthy living. Dr. Fabrizio Mancini recently shared this insight with viewers of CNN... cnn-espa-ol-live-interviews-dr-fabrizio-mancini.html

Less Drugs, Less Death and Doctors Drugs, death and doctors. That's what the news feed link for ABC's health news read. While those are rather strong terms designed to get the users attention, it tells us a bit about America's current attitude towards the medical profession. According to the ABC News report, the Food and Dru... less-drugs-less-death-and-doctors.html

FDA policy leads to more deadly drugs planetc1.com news Note: During the past year we have seen an increase in articles, from many sources, highlighting the dangers associated with prescription drug use. While some may see it simply as medical bashing, others feel there is a responsibility to tell the truth about our current health... fda-policy-leads-to-more-deadly-drugs.html

Celebration of Dr. William E. Tickel, Chiropractor Submitted by Tickel Family Members TICKEL, Dr. William E. Known as Will to his friends, was born the son of an ironworker 60 years ago in May in a steel and paper mill town along the Miami River in southern Ohio. He was a chiropractor and one of the vanishing breed of "old-timers" who ... celebration-of-dr-william-e-tickel-chiropractor.html

Britney Spears More Popular Than Deadly Drugs by Daria Belov News of the Britney Spears performance at MTV music awards, out numbers news of a Sharp Increase in Deaths from Consumer Drugs, by a factor of nearly 25 to 1. It's no surprise that we are more interested in entertainment than we are matters of health, at least until that hea... britney-spears-more-popular-than-deadly-drugs.html

Popular Anti-Wrinkle Drug Botox Gets FDA Warning by Michael Dorausch, DC The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning on the use of Botox and Myobloc, two drugs, made popular for their anti-wrinkle effects. The FDA has reported that the drugs, have been linked to dangerous botulism symptoms in some users, with cases so bad that... popular-anti-wrinkle-drug-botox-gets-fda-warning.html

2008 Rugby Sunshine Tour with Dr. Fred Schofield by Michael Dorausch, DC Dr. Fred Schofield of Phoenix, Arizona is speaking in Deerfield Beach, Florida this weekend for the 2008 Sunshine Tour. The event is an approved Palmer College of Chiropractic educational program that allows doctors of chiropractic to receive up to 12 hours of continuing... 2008-rugby-sunshine-tour-with-dr-fred-schofield.html

Chiropractic Living Legend Dr. Sid Williams Turns 80 By Dr. Bob Braile, Chiropractor Happy Birthday wishes go out to Dr. Sid Williams and his "bride" (as he calls her) Dr. Nell. On March 18th, Dr. Sid turns 80 years young. March 13th (today), is Dr. Nell Williams birthday. Drs. Sid and Nell have been icons in the chiropractic profession for ... chiropractic-living-legend-dr-sid-williams-turns-80.html

Greatness is that Place You Dream About By Michael Dorausch, DC "Any fear you experience, any feeling you have that holds you back, is based on something that happened ten or fifteen years ago. Drop it. And drop it now. But be prepared for what happens when you become the big nut. You think the world’s going to treat you well? You th... greatness-is-that-place-you-dream-about.html

Parker College of Chiropractic Appoints New Position to Dr. Gilles Lamarche Parker News October 8, 2008 (Dallas, Texas) — After spending more than 30 years as a Parker Seminars attendee, Dr. Gilles Lamarche is now on the other side, having recently accepted the position of Vice President of Seminars and Development at Parker College of Chiropractic. Dr. Lamarche will o... parker-college-of-chiropractic-appoints-new-position-to-dr-gilles-lamarche.html

Stress Management and the Joys of Freeway Driving By Darrel Crain, DC Stress, Stress Relief & Stress Management "It is generally believed that biological organisms require a certain amount of stress in order to maintain their well-being." So, according to Taber's medical dictionary stress is good for us. But what is meant by 'a certain amou... stress-management-and-the-joys-of-freeway-driving.html

Fluoride in your Drinking Water By Michael Dorausch, D.C. I'm getting away from my typical chiropractic articles today because I wanted to address some interesting public health news that came online this week. The news involves fluoride, and if you are not already aware, fluoride and especially the process of adding it to dr... fluoride-in-your-drinking-water.html

Dead Chiropractors Society Hosts Dr. Sid Williams By Michael Dorausch, DC Orange County, California -- There is a place in Newport Beach, that is unknown to the majority of the states chiropractors. A place where about 100 gather on a regular basis, to get dipped in that Old Time Philosophy of ChiropracTIC. DD Palmer meets AC/DC (It's all... dead-chiropractors-society-hosts-dr-sid-williams.html

Say NO to Drugs, Say YES to your Babies By Michael Dorausch, D.C. If you needed one more reason not to take drugs try this one. Reports published this week found that women who take Prozac, a common antidepressant drug, during the second half of their pregnancy are about six times more likely to give birth to a baby with a rare but p... say-no-to-drugs-say-yes-to-your-babies.html

Merck Wants a New Drug - Vioxx, Zocor, Gardasil and Cancer By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Google News headlines today read... "Merck cutbacks: 7,000 jobs, 5 plants" spurred by an announcement made by Merck yesterday. According to various news articles, Merck, the world's third-largest drugmaker, will be closing 5 plants in the wake of 6,400 lawsuits th... merck-wants-a-new-drug-vioxx-zocor-gardasil-and-cancer.html

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