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26th October, 2016
chiropractic

Do Not Allow Corporate Chiropractic ‘Spinal Assessments’ in Your Workplace

Corporate HR departments are obviously keen to promote the health of their employees as this…

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Andy L
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3rd October, 2011
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McTimoney Chiropractic College in Deep Trouble

Today, the University of Wales announced that it is to cease accrediting degrees at all…

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Andy L
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1st November, 2010
chiropractic regulation

Chiropractors at War with their Regulator, the GCC

From Richard Lanigan’s blog, we learn that the head of the four chiropractic associations have…

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Andy L
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15th April, 2010
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The British Chiropractic Association Humiliated.

People who work in public healthcare, or are involved with the promotion of health practitioners…

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Andy L
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29th January, 2009
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Is Chiropractic X-raying Illegal?

Chiropractors have achieved a status amongst practitioners of alternative medicine that is almost unrivalled. In…

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Andy L
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