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PGA Championship and Summertime Sports Chiropractic
by Daria Belov
The 2007 PGA championship has been a sizzling topic in this weeks news with Tiger Woods leading in this year's 89th annual major golf event, taking place in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The chiropractic professions love for Tiger Woods is no secret, especially since he made public appea...
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Chiropractic Care and Wellness
by Jeanne Ohm, DC
The term wellness is becoming common and being used by many holistic care groups to describe the type of care they are offering. In an effort to better understand its definition, I looked it up in various dictionaries. Merriam Webster defines wellness as "the quality or state ...
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Schwarzenegger California Budget Signing Video in Google News
by Michael Dorausch, DC
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a California state budget on Friday that was nearly 2 months overdue. Video news coverage of the event appearing on Google owned YouTube has been embedded to the Google News homepage, allowing visitors to Google News to view video co...
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Child Chiropractic Care Research Studies
by ICPA News
International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA) Announces Preliminary Results of their Children's PBRN Survey Study: "Treatment-related aggravations, complications and improvements attributed to chiropractic spinal manipulative therapy of pediatric patients: a practice-base...
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LWCC Gerald Clum and Council on Chiropractic Education
United States Department of Education Transcripts
The following is part of our 2007 Chiropractic History Month coverage. This content comes from transcripts, provided by the World Chiropractic Association (WCA), regarding June 6, 2006 proceedings that took place in Arlington, Virginia. Gerald C...
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Fluoride in the Fountain
By Darrel Crain, DC
Fluoride enthusiasts are having their way here in California, having succeeded in prying open the valve that controls additives to municipal water. Fluoride has the distinction of being the only chemical (so far) to be added to public water for the purpose of treating the pe...
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Referring Patients To Other Chiropractors
by Patrick Bennett, DC
Part of a successful chiropractic practice is having a strong network of Chiropractors to be able to refer out to, when needed. Primarily I refer patients to my colleagues when they live to far away to keep on track with their prescribed care plan. The Chiropractor ne...
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Recovery Versus Discovery Local Business Website Searching
by Daria Belov
Everything from hotels, airlines, restaurants, nightclubs, churches, and chiropractic offices, are being searched for online. People aren't necessarily wanting to learn about nightclubs for instance, they want to know if there is one near them, so they can go party like a rocksta...
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Of rattlesnake fangs and hypodermics
by Darrel Crain, DC
My wife was bitten on the finger by a rattlesnake late this August. She was reaching for the perfect tomato nested in the weeds beneath a large tomato plant in the garden where we live in the foothills of Southern California. We named it the $64,000 tomato.
Nancy never ...
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Interview with Jennifer Laycock of The Lactivist
by Michael Dorausch, DC
Sometimes it's good to get outside the box of one's own industry to discover what commonalities we may have with others. Developing a better understanding as to how others perceive your industry can go a long way in finding ways to provide better communications and servi...
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Getting Over Cold Medications
By Darrel Crain, DC
Very young children come down with colds. Agreement with this statement is universal among parents, pediatricians, drug makers, and even the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). But there is less agreement over whether or not medicine is helpful to little ones suffering from ...
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Flu Shot and Flu Season 2007
By Darrel Crain, DC
"Want a flu shot with that?" The woman at the grocery checkout looks tired. "It's flu season you know, I can give you a coupon for a shot at the pharmacy."
"No thanks, I'm sitting out this season," I smile.
She shrugs and hands me my receipt, "Yeah, I don't get the...
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Ritalin and ADHD Drugs in This Weeks News
by Daria Belov
There have been a number of Ritalin and ADHD drug related articles in the news this past week. Some articles suggest that the use of Ritalin shows no long-term benefit and others suggest ADHD drugs may be stunting the growth of children.
Scanning online news sources earlier ...
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Fluoride Fanatics Beginning to Appear More Mainstream
by Michael Dorausch, DC
News over the weekend regarding fluoride in tap water is evidence that the debate regarding the safety and effectiveness of the chemical process continues to be heated discussion.
There was a news report in Friday's Globe and Mail, the Canadian publication, regardin...
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Chiropractic Christmas Trees
by Michael Dorausch, DC
There is likely not many places you'll go this holiday season where you can find bones hanging on the Christmas tree. They may be made of plastic, but this crazy chiropractor in Los Angeles likes to decorate the chiropractic Christmas tree with little spine key chains, w...
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