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Rock Concert California Chiro Style By Daria Belov Some people may find it hard to believe, but chiropractors can party as hard as any other group on the planet. By party, we don't mean get chemically induced and crunk, we mean letting loose and having a good time. Rather than getting over medicated to the point of numbness and... rock-concert-california-chiro-style.html

Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research to begin study on low back pain Palmer News Researchers at the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research (PCCR) clinic facility, 741 Brady St., Davenport, on the campus of Palmer College of Chiropractic, are looking for more than 200 people with low back pain in the Quad-City community to participate in a unique study. It focu... palmer-center-for-chiropractic-research-to-begin-study-on-low-back-pain.html

2009 Super Bowl 43 - Superbowl Schedule and Guide By Daria Belov Super Bowl 43 (XLIII) kickoff is tomorrow in Tampa Bay, Florida. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be taking on the Arizona Cardinals in the NFL championship game which is likely to be the most watched televised broadcast of the year. With a global audience of One Billion and TV broa... 2009-super-bowl-43-superbowl-schedule-and-guide.html

Beta Testing Windows 7 on Main PC By Michael Dorausch, DC From what I've been reading in news reports online, the public beta release of Windows 7 Ultimate, has been receiving some rave reviews. There have been articles related to security settings as well as those comparing functionality and aesthetics to Windows Vista. But t... beta-testing-windows-7-on-main-pc.html

US Postal Service Closing Offices and Offering Early Retirements By Michael Dorausch, DC The United States Postal Service is offering nearly a quarter of its workforce early retirement and is cutting more than 3000 jobs in an effort to slash operation costs in the currently declining US economy. The USPS is expected to close six district offices that provid... us-postal-service-closing-offices-and-offering-early-retirements.html

Google Unveils CADIE - Cognitive Autoheuristic Distributed-Intelligence Entity By Daria Belov A handful of brilliant research folk at Google have finally done it, they've switched on the world's first "artificial intelligence" tasked array computing system, formerly known as CADIE. According to the Announcement from Google, which was made on March 31st, 2009 11:59:5... google-unveils-cadie-cognitive-autoheuristic-distributed-intelligence-entity.html

H1N1 Flu Formerly Known As Swine By Darrel Crain, DC Just when the flu "formerly known as swine" was losing its headline luster for being too mild and ordinary a bug, the first global influenza pandemic in 41 years was declared by the World Health Organization (WHO). On June 11, 2009 the WHO raised the pandemic warning to leve... h1n1-flu-formerly-known-as-swine.html

Prospective Chiropractic Student Has Questions By Michael Dorausch, DC Questions about functions on the Planet Chiropractic website and concerns regarding the future of healthcare reimbursement in the United States, something I received via e-mail and I thought would be good to share on the site. A visitor writes... "I found your site via G... prospective-chiropractic-student-has-questions.html

Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research Receives Federal Stimulus Funds Palmer Chiropractic News NCCAM Awards Stimulus Funding to Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research for Low Back Pain Study Focusing on Muscle Function The National Institutes of Health (NIH), National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM), has awarded a supplemental gra... palmer-center-for-chiropractic-research-receives-federal-stimulus-funds.html

Patients with Brain Injuries By Michael Dorausch, D.C. According to a recent study, more patients than ever before with traumatic brain injuries are turning to alternative approaches such as chiropractic care instead of, or in addition to the traditional medical approach towards such injuries. Also, the majority of these p... patients-with-brain-injuries.html

No Re-wiring Necessary By Michael Dorausch, D.C. Back in March, Forbes magazine published an article titled, "Rewiring the brain" which focused on a new pacemaker-like device that scientists were using to affect changes in the nervous system. With Forbes being a financial publication, it is interesting to see ho... no-re-wiring-necessary.html

Michigan Making Headlines - Ritalin Update From The Wellness Report and The Michigan Chiropractic Council Back in April of 1998 the Wellness Report featured information about Michigan ranking third in the nation for Ritalin use - 56% higher than the national average. The October 1998 issue told about the children, newborn through age... michigan-making-headlines-ritalin-update.html

Superbugs are Superkillers The ABC News headlines read, "Antibiotics Essentially Useless Against Many Diseases" and MSNBC headlines read, " 'Superbugs' pose global health threat." The World Health Organization reported yesterday that, "if people do not stop misusing antibiotics, new 'superbugs' that resist all drugs ... superbugs-are-superkillers.html

Autism and Mercury Relationship The following is testimony from a recent ACIP meeting. Thank you to Dr. Rick Hodish for supplying this report. My name is Sallie Bernard. I live in Summit, New Jersey. I am the president and CEO of a market research company and a board member of the Cure Autism Now Foundation, the largest pr... autism-and-mercury-relationship.html

Chiropractic: Bigger Than the Internet? Drop your anchor doctor because the digital tide is coming in. To say that times are changing and the moment has come for you to decide what it is that you do would simply be an understatement. There is a shift in the world's consciousness that will affect the process of the tides to c... chiropractic-bigger-than-the-internet-.html

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