December 1, 2010

December 1, 2010

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New York Chiropractic College and Georgetown University Medical School to Collaborate

Logan College of Chiropractic/University Program to Build New Educational Wing on its Chesterfield Campus

Neuro Modulation Technique Interview with Leslie Feinberg, D.C.

By Bill Koch

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New York Chiropractic College and Georgetown University Medical School to Collaborate

■ Seneca Falls, NY: Georgetown University Medical School has selected new york chiropractic college (nycc) to assist it in training licensed professionals in the complementary and alternative healthcare disciplines. according to aviad "adi" Haramati

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Logan College of Chiropractic/University Program to Build New Educational Wing on its Chesterfield Campus

■ St. Louis, MO: Logan College of Chiropractic/University Programs announced today at a special indoor "groundbreak­ing" ITS PLAN TO BUILD A NEW 17,000 SQUARE-FOOT EDUCATIONAL WING AT THE SOUTHWEST SIDE OF THE MAIN ADMINISTRATION BUILDING ON THE SCH

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Neuro Modulation Technique Interview with Leslie Feinberg, D.C.

Wi-: i.ivi-: in what is oi-trn called "the age of in-formation". In recent decades the United States has been making the transition from a major pro­ducer of manufactured goods to a major provider of information as the primary national product. The

By Bill Koch

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INTERNAL HEALTH: A Chiropractic Specialty Spinal Flexibility Tests

I have noticed, during 25 years of teaching seminars, that all healthcare professions seek therapeutic cor­rections for alleviation of symptoms, a "this-for-that approach." Seldom do we seem to focus on finding the cause of the symptoms. In this col

By Howard F. Loomis

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The Chiropractic College State of the Union

■ slnce last spring, i have toured and made presentations at nine different chiropractic colleges in the u.s. and overseas. i always love speaking to stu­dents as their enthusiasm is thoroughly contagious. From my observation, it appears that people

By Arlan W. Fuhr

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Addiction: A Unique Chiropractor's Pursuit of the Source

Interview with Jay Holder, D.C. Dr. Holder is the first American to receive the Albert Schweitzer Prize in Medicine from the Albert Schweitzer-Gesellschaft, Austria. Dr. Holder is Adjunct Professor, St. Martin's College, Milwaukee; held appointment

By TAC Staff

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Our Profession Needs Official Chiropractic Spokespersons

1AI H CAN ALL AGREE THAT IF THE PUBLIC truly understood chiropractic's vv therapeutic superiority for safely correcting many of the mus- culoskeletal and stress related ailments which are being treated with dangerous drugs and surgery that chiroprac

By Chester Wilk

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Creating a Strong Positive First Impression with Technology

OVKR Till-: PAST 20 YliARS, I IIAVI-: HAD Till- OPPORTUNITY to work with some brilliant Chiropractors. As per the nature of the profession, DCs are warriors in what they do. They keep working hard with chiro­practic education, marketing, managing a

By Claude Cote

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Low Back Pain-Arthritis Link with Resultant Hospital vs. Chiropractic Costs: A Retrospective Analysis and Prospective Solution for Saving the Economy of the United States

Tin-: American Chiropractic Association (2010) Re­ported that 31 million Americans experience low back pain. This is an epidemic at a staggering rate because what most of the public and doctors alike do not understand is what that sets the patient u

By Mark Studin

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Five Traits That Predict Failure

Blame If you blame people or circumstances for your lack of success you are not mentally tough. Blaming others is what we do when we're not responsible enough to accept the consequences or outcomes of our decisions. You are the only one that can bri

By Tom Owen, Todd Osborne

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