March 1, 2004

March 1, 2004

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Bridging the Canyon of A New Understanding

By Bruce Goldsmith

Speaking Out

Inflammation and diet: A growing concern

By David Seaman, D.A.B.C.N., F.A.C.C.

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Bridging the Canyon of A New Understanding

F llTEEN YEARS AGO, A DC TOLD ME, "In A PERFECT WORLD THE best patient education would be self extinguishing." Why? "Because everyone would always understand where health comes from and would demand chiropractic care." The world is still far from pe

By Bruce Goldsmith

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Speaking Out

Things seemed to be going better than ever at Palmer! Since October 1998, when Dr. Guy Riekeman was named President of Palmer, the school had been gradually gaining strength and renewed support... J J he annual homecoming event, re-titled "Lyceum "

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Inflammation and diet: A growing concern

T in: January 1Sl issue of the New England Journal of Medi­cine (NEJM) contained an editorial entitled, "From asthma to athcrosclerosis-5-lipoxygenase, leukotrienes, and in-llammalion." Inflammation is something we are all aware of, and I have writt

By David Seaman, D.A.B.C.N., F.A.C.C.

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Did the CCE Play a Role in Riekeman's Resignation as Some Rumors Suggest?

Dr. Craig S. Little, D.C., President of the Board of Directors Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) Responds: The comments suggesting that a chiropractic pro­gram removed a college president, "out of fear of the CCE", is not sup­ported by history

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Lung Pathology or Pseudo-Lesion

IN THE I'KE-ANIIBIOIIf ERA, THE ONLY TREATMENT FOR PULMO- nary tuberculosis was rest and or lung resection of the dis­eased segment. Secondary or re-infection tuberculosis most commonly occurs in the lung apices. This patient had surgery with resect

By Terry R. Yochum, and Chad J. Maola, D.C.

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Ten Easy Steps to a Successful Screening

C HIROPRACTORS ALL OVER THE COUNTRY CONduCt health screenings. Some are successful, some are not. The ones who are not successful typically fail because they do not properly prepare for success. The following ten steps will help ensure success the n

By Maurice A. Pisciottano

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MILLION DOLLAR CHIROPRACTIC

PERSONAL: Married to wife, Robyn for 2 years and has a son, Pryce (7months). Recreation and Leisure: I love to spend time with family because we are spread throughout the country. With the baby, our spare time is at a minimum right now. I enjoy golf

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Advice from the Experts

E xpanding on Dr. Mark Sanna's regularly featured Practice Management Tips, this issue we're adding some bonus tips in celebration of our annual Prac­tice Management issue! That's right; we've asked twelve of the biggest names in chiropractic practi

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