Science journo quits writing to fight chiropractic libel suit

The UK's libel laws, which place the burden of proof onto those who have published inflammatory statements, have had a chilling effect on journalism in that nation, and have led to a closet industry in "libel tourism." As such, there have been repeated efforts to reform the laws, often led by professional organizations of writers and journalists.

Adjustments are a way of life for Dr. Smith in Iraq

March 10, 2010 - A career in the armed services and one in chiropractic are similar in that both involve adjustments.

Natural Remedies for Migraine Headaches

When you treat your migraine headaches with natural remedies the throbbing pain behind one eye or pain that starts at the back of your head and then spreads to one entire side of your head will lessen.

Tolland Family Chiropractic resolves more than Back Pain

With nearly 90% of people experiencing back pain at some point in their lives, and an increasing number of them looking for non-invasive approaches, chiropractic c are continues to increase in popularity and acceptance as an effective treatment for spinal issues.

Future Health joins F4CP in mission for positive press

March 11, 2010 - The Foundation for Chiropractic Progress , a not-for-profit organization dedicated to educating the public of the many benefits associated with chiropractic care, is pleased to welcome Future Health Inc.

Picking the right nutrition expert

Nutritionist No standard definition. Vague term. Registered dietitian Must have at least a bachelor's degree in nutrition-related field, internship experience and pass a national examination.

Sask. plans to end chiropractor subsidy: NDP

The Saskatchewan government is preparing to stop subsidizing chiropractic services, the Opposition New Democrats say.

Book helps patients navigate cancer

Being informed can help caregivers make the right decisions. Gordon Aldrich was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a rare blood cancer, on May 13, 2004.

Terry Yochum speaks to TCC students

March 5, 2010 - Dr. Terry Yochum visited the campus of Texas Chiropractic College Feb.

Chiropractors fear Saskatchewan could cut coverage in upcoming budget

Saskatchewan chiropractors say they fear the government is on the verge of delisting their services in the upcoming provincial budget.