Tennessee Chiropractic Association

Chiropractic Rehab for Adult Scoliosis Research Study

Posted in: Back Pain, Addressing Pain, Articles, Research, Posture, Other

A retrospective chart review was conducted at 2 spine clinics in Michigan, USA. Twenty-eight patients with scoliosis who presented to the medical clinics within the[...]

A Safer Approach To Long-Term Relief From Back Pain

Posted in: Back Pain, Safety, Other

In the quest for pain relief, opioids have become an epidemic in the United States. While chronic pain is a real issue and patients need[...]

F4CP Places White Paper Ad in Major Insurance Publication

Posted in: Back Pain, Addressing Pain, Research, Cost-Effectiveness, Neck Pain, Safety, Safety, Seasonal, Other Information

Since the launch of the F4CP’s latest positioning paper, ‘Chiropractic: A Safer Strategy Than Opioids,’ the white paper has been downloaded 1,373 times. The F4CP[...]

Three in Four Patients Describe Chiropractic Care as ‘Very Effective’

Posted in: Back Pain, Articles, Addressing Pain, Research

Consumers need alternatives to opioids for neck and back pain Low-back pain is the single leading cause of physical disability worldwide, according to the Global Burden[...]

Low Back Pain in Adolescents: A Case Series

Posted in: Back Pain

The treatment of pediatrics with manual therapy has always been controversial within the medical community. According to a recent case series in the National Center[...]

Study Confirms That “Chiropractic Maintenance Care” Provides Significant Benefits

Posted in: Back Pain, Research, Wellness

American Chiropractic Association This new, single blinded placebo controlled study conducted by the Faculty of Medicine at Mansoura University, conclusively demonstrates that maintenance care provides[...]

The Manga Study

Posted in: Back Pain, Research, Cost-Effectiveness, Other

The Manga study evolved in response to the deterrent effect of high insurance co-payments or user fees for chiropractic care which represented a major barrier[...]

Chronic Back Pain May Shrink the Brain

Posted in: Back Pain, Research, Other

A 2004 study revealed that people who suffer from chronic back pain for one year may experience a reduction in the brain’s gray matter equivalent[...]

Degenerative changes following spinal fixation in a small animal model

Posted in: Back Pain, Research

This study was designed to evaluate changes occurring over time in the lumbar (low back) spinal joints following fixation (the lack of normal motion or[...]

CCGPP Develops Algorithms for Chiropractic Management of Acute and Chronic Spine-Related Pain for the Benefit of the Chiropractic Profession