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Ear pain, neck pain, headache, difficulty swallowing, reduced hearing and arm weakness are not usually thought of as a single problem. They are usually thought of as several problems, and frequently referred out to several different specialists. A new case report in the Asia-Pacific Chiropractic Journal argues that in some practice members they are one…
The idea that the upper cervical spine and the pelvis are functionally linked is not new to chiropractic. It is foundational in some techniques, and conceptually central to chiropractic is the idea that everything is connected when it comes to the body and nervous system. What has been harder to come by is a measurable…
Joint hypermobility seems to be one of those issues that is gaining awareness, and while it exists on a spectrum from that which causes no problems that that which is disabling, it is something that is all too easily overlooked. A new narrative review published in the Asia-Pacific Chiropractic Journal argues that when we do…
