04
Dec
Dec
As chiropractors, we know that the sacroiliac joint is often involved in low back and pelvic pain syndromes (among other things). This week, an update on the evidence relating to […]
Category Archives: Blog
27
Nov
Nov
This week’s review features a commentary from my friend and colleague, and lead author of this paper, Dr. David Byfield (included below)… Cognitive decline and dementia are of major concern […]
20
Nov
Nov
Concussion has been a hot topic lately, with the recent Parachute Canada guidelines recommending ONLY MDs and nurse practitioners for the assessment and diagnosis of concussions…what?! This obviously makes no […]
13
Nov
Nov
A chiropractors, we can glean useful information from qualitative studies conducted in physical therapy environments – this week, a good example of this in relation to pelvic girdle pain in […]
06
Nov
Nov
Degenerative cervical myelopathy (formerly known as cervical spondylotic myelopathy) can be a debilitating and consequential condition that we must be on the look out for as chiropractors, especially in our […]
30
Oct
Oct
I think this is a topic that is of interest to most of my colleagues, so I will be making this Research Review (and all 4 in the series) available […]
23
Oct
Oct
I think this is a topic that is of interest to most of my colleagues, so I will be making this Research Review (and all 4 in the series) available […]
16
Oct
Oct
I think this is a topic that is of interest to most of my colleagues, so I will be making this Research Review (and all 4 in the series) available […]
09
Oct
Oct
I think this is a topic that is of interest to most of my colleagues, so I will be making this Research Review (and the next 3 in the series) […]
02
Oct
Oct
Lateral elbow tendinopathy (also referred to as lateral epicondylalgia/epicodylitis or tennis elbow) is a common condition resulting in pain and disability. It was previously assumed that the pathology of the condition […]