South African Training Clinic Study Details Spine-Dominant Chiropractic Care Patterns
A retrospective review of 880 new patient files at a South African university chiropractic clinic found that care was predominantly ...
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Early Pain Relief Drives Sleep and Social Recovery in Military Trial
A secondary analysis of military trial data reveals that early reductions in back pain and disability mediate long-term sleep and ...
Chiropractors Modulate Spinal Manipulation Force Magnitude While Preserving Thrust Duration Timing
A biomechanical study shows chiropractors modulate thoracic manipulation force by adjusting amplitude rather than thrust duration.
Patients View Manual Therapy for Back Pain as Temporary Mechanical Relief
A qualitative study reveals that patients view manual therapy as temporary relief for back pain rather than a permanent cure.
Danish Chiropractors Report High Guideline Adherence Alongside Notable Diagnostic Gaps
A nationwide survey of Danish chiropractors found high self-reported adherence to clinical care standards and diagnostic criteria, accompanied by gaps ...
Manual Therapy Shows Short-Term Benefits for Sacroiliac Dysfunction but Evidence Remains Uncertain
A systematic review of 26 randomized controlled trials found manual therapy improves pain and function in sacroiliac joint dysfunction, though ...
Spinal Manipulation Reduces Motor Unit Firing Variability in Acute Back Pain
A single-motor-unit electromyography study found that spinal manipulation reduced motor-unit firing variability in the deep lumbar multifidus of acute low ...
Australian Survey Finds Limited Superficial Heat Use for Low Back Pain
An Australian survey of chiropractors and osteopaths revealed that fewer than half utilize superficial heat for low back pain, showing ...
Most osteopaths shun spinal thrusts in babies, global survey finds
Two multinational surveys of 2,607 osteopaths and 62 training institutes found that only 6.5 percent use high-velocity, low-amplitude thrust techniques ...
Thoracic Spine Mobilization Added to Physiotherapy Eased Neck Pain in Randomized Trial
A randomized controlled trial in Bangladesh found that adding upper and mid-thoracic spine mobilization to usual physiotherapy produced greater reductions ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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