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Chiropractic Calendar Added to Chiroweb

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

A regular feature of Dynamic Chiropractic is the chiropractic calendar, which provides a listing of important events in and for the chiropractic profession. Now you can access the chiropractic calendar as an online feature of the DC Chiroweb ([url=http://www.chiroweb.com]http://www.chiroweb.com[/url]).

The online calendar comes with a search engine that lets you customize your request by city, state, or the month/year of an event. Once you've entered the criteria, the calendar will provide you with an event's date, description, location, sponsor, and a telephone number for more information. Events can be displayed either as a listing or in calendar format.

The online chiropractic calendar also has an e-mail address where you can add your listing to the calendar or send updated event information. To access the calendar from Chiroweb, you enter through the For Chiros Only section, or go directly to the web address at [url=http://www.chiroweb.com/Calendar/]http://www.chiroweb.com/Calendar/[/url].

May 1997
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