New research indicates that it may be possible to correlate MRI findings with pain. Identifying the 7 key factors that create the % MRI Index may be our first step towards identifying imaging findings that directly relate to pain and dysfunction.

A new study has found that the size of a disc herniation has no statistical association with the likelihood that a patient will fail conservative care.

Personal and professional growth is not accidental. Join me for an impactful conversation with Dr. Stephen Franson about the 4 Seasons of Practice.

This systematic review assessed the care recommendations for patients with low back pain visiting primary care practice and emergency departments between 2000-2019. They discovered that many of the care recommendations were inconsistent with the latest evidence-based clinical practice guidelines.

This week we review a study which breaks down the mechanism of action (or neurophysiological effects) of a chiropractic adjustment.

This week is the 250th episode of The EBC Podcast! In it, I have a big giveaway and I break down the 5 most important things I've learned over the past 5 years of podcasting.

The surgical machine is being fed by primary care physicians. The amount of MRI's that are ordered, and the subsequent referrals to surgeons is almost unbelievable. Discover the stats and how you can take action on this weeks episode.

This incredible study looked at the results of chiropractic or surgery for people struggling with sciatica due to a lumbar disc herniation. The results may surprise you!

The challenges associated with e-learning are a huge opportunity for you to teach and invite in your community to stimulate new patients. Discover the latest research, talking points, and action steps you can take today!

It's common to hear pops and cracks during a chiropractic manipulation/adjustment. This study looked at why this phenomenon occurs, and it's clinical implications.