Synovial folds are a critical spinal structure that chiropractors work with everyday in practice. In this episode we explore the landmark study showcasing the histology, function, and challenges associated with these important and often overlooked structures.

This study identifies 5 important ergonomic factors associated with sitting and computer use that can lead to low back pain.

A new study has shown how chiropractic adjustment and manual therapy is more cost-effective and delivers better results than advice for people struggling with neck or back pain.

Clinical practice guidelines have evolved tremendously over the past few years. This episode looks at the updated medication guidelines for low back pain and why conservative movement-based care is your best option for relief.

In this episode, we'll explore how you can market a cash-based chiropractic practice and cash services. We'll review the most important strategies and scripting you can use to effectively market cash-based healthcare.

Between 2016-2018, the health data from all of the residents of Rhode Island was analyzed to determine how often they are using chiropractic, physical therapy, or opioids for chronic pain. On this episode we discuss their findings.

On this episode we break down an award winning paper that highlighted the differences in benefits between spinal manipulation and medications for people struggling with chronic low back pain.

Adjacent segment pathology refers to the degenerative changes that occur next to a spinal fusion. In this weeks episode, we'll explore what we know about ASP and how patients can begin to find relief.

Over 55% of the working population will have thoracic pain this year. With chiropractic adjustments as one of the most effective ways to find relief, how can you start to predict the response that you'll receive from care? We'll explore the latest research in this episode.

With over 11% of the worlds population struggling with spine pain, the need for a solution is greater than ever. On today's episode we review a recent study which analyzed the effectiveness and efficacy of chiropractic adjustments for spinal pain.