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The Benefits of Spinal Manipulation in 2025: Why HVLA Still Matters

ChiroUp

Whether you're a clinician looking to refine your technique or a patient curious about whats happening when you hear that audible release, this deep dive will provide clarity on the powerful impact of spinal manipulation. Heres an easy-to-follow blog with actionable strategies to help you better support your patients in your office today.

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Expert analysis: Did cervical spine manipulation cause the death of Katie May?

Chiropractic Economics

May entered the chiropractic office with a history of trauma, neck pain, headache and nausea consistent with existing VAD. In the well-known 2008 Cassidy, et al., Risk of stroke after chiropractic spinal manipulation in Medicare B beneficiaries aged 66 to 99 years with neck pain. and Whedon, et al., 2015;23:19.

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Top Chiropractic Research from 2024: Elevating Evidence-Based Care

ChiroUp

Their 200% increase in Google reviews and 90% patient app engagement showcase how leveraging technology and patient-focused care can drive growth and elevate the profession. The Journal of Pain. Explore the full 2024 case study here to see how these strategies can amplify your practice as the demand for chiropractic care grows.

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Why do you have to adjust my neck?

Smart Pain Solutions

There are also many different techniques for adjusting the neck, some that are low force and may be a little less scary. So back to the question at hand, do we have to adjust your neck? Pain in your neck is often associated with an inflamed or irritated joint. No, not if you are totally uncomfortable with it.

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The top 6 common myths about chiropractic treatment

Canadian Chiropractic Association

From these observations, a diagnosis will be provided, and a treatment plan developed in collaboration with the patient – according to their needs and goals. The treatment plan may recommend a number of subsequent visits to see how the patient responds to care and schedule re-evaluations when indicated. McHardy, A., Hoskins, W.,