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Sep
Sep
Chiropractors see patients with a wide array of musculoskeletal and general health issues. In some cases, our responsibility is to assist in early recognition of conditions that require medical co-management. […]
Tag Archives: Pain
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Sep
Sep
For chiropractic to be integrated more fully into mainstream healthcare, we need to demonstrate value. This week’s review summarizes a study (from Dr. Robert Trager and colleagues) that adds to […]
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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 […]
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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 […]
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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) […]
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Sep
Sep
Have you ever had a patient tell you they have a headache (or some other ache or pain) that is exacerbated by changes in the weather? I think most chiropractors […]
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Jun
Jun
This is a very positive study for our profession, supporting the idea that patients with spinal pain should see a chiropractor first! Spine-related musculoskeletal pain is the leading cause of […]
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May
May
Musculoskeletal pain is generally classified based on three main descriptors: nociceptive, neuropathic, and nociplastic. Compared to a specific musculoskeletal tissue pathology, altered nociceptive processing in chronic low back pain is […]
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Feb
Feb
The Fear Avoidance Model of Pain (FAM) posits that the interpretation of pain, rather than the pain itself, is chiefly related to the risk of chronicity. The model suggests that […]
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