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This week's Chiropractic Research!
1. Accidents as slow as WHAT cause whiplash and concussion??? What you must know about car accidents, head injury, and neck injury.
2. Need to read case study on Sjogren's Syndrome -- if you don't know about "spoon theory" #spoonie you need to listen.
3. Global burden of disease. Neck pain and back pain affect us more than you think
All that and more inside.
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Is there a difference between "adjustment" and "spinal manipulation?" How about "subluxation" and "joint dysfunction?" Should you even care?
Dr. Pellegrino's rant (sorry, but it is) on research published in the Chiropractic Journal of Australia (shame on you Texas Chiropractic College) and Journal of Chiropractic Medicine (national UHS gives me fumes) will answer the above questions and more.
We have REDEMPTION though -- in the form of an opinion paper written by MD's and DC's on the role of chiropractic in cardiovascular rehabilitation and prevention.
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Adult Onset ADHD and Chiropractic -- a case study from the annals of vertebral subluxation research published by Dr. Erin McNulty AND yours truly!
BIRTH TRAUMA! How do birth interventions decrease range of motion in infants -- the answer is not what you expect. (from the chiropractic journal of Australia).
Telomeres from the content producing machines that are the CBP community -- from the annals of vertebral subluxation research.
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Today we break down 2 articles from the Chiropractic Journal of Australia: a case report on neuropathy in an 18 y.o. cricketer and a case series from the New Zealand Chiropractic college that I think EVERY student should listen to.
We also get real deep in the Journal Spine Deformity where a group of MD's looked at the contribution of Adolescent scoliosis to psychological disturbances.
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Today we break down 3 articles - 1 from the journal of pediatric maternal, and family health on Failure to Thrive and GERD, another from PLOSOne on biopsychosocial risk factors and comorbidities of spinal deformities, and Frontiers in Neuroscience discusses the role of the Vagus Nerve in the Microbiota-Gut-Brain Axis.
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Welcome to the Chiropractic Research Breakdown where each week we break down the most relevant chiropractic science and philosophy to empower you with the ammo and certainty needed to change your community from the inside out.
This week we review a case study on Autism Spectrum Disorder from the Journal of Pediatric, Maternal, and Family Health, a paper from SPINE reviewing the cost-effectiveness of spinal injections, and vindicate Harvey Lillard with research that relates cervical spine disease and decreased range of motion to hearing loss.
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- How much chiropractic is TOO much??
- The Stats on SIDS
- I couldn't BELIEVE how many olympic athletes had SEVERE spine issues!
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Dr. Pellegrino breaks down new research relevant to corporate lunch and learns/wellness programs, epigenetics, and risk factors for low back pain. For more details, check out the live stream at chiroedgemedia.com/live
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