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Dr. Keating -- on the America Online Hotseat

Dynamic Chiropractic Staff

On August 18, at 9 p.m. (6 p.m. Pacific time), the topic of the Chiropractic Professional Networking Chat on America Online will be, "Using Unproven Methods vs. Making Unsubstantiated Claims," featuring the often controversial Joseph C. Keating Jr., PhD.

The chat will be co-facilitated by DCs Bob Dubin and David Brady, who can be reached at:

DrDubin@aol.com
DBrady@aol.com

The Chiropractic Professional Networking Chat on AOL is a regular Sunday evenings feature (9 p.m. Eastern) in the Better Health and Medical Network Conference Room.

To get there:

Keyword: Better Health
Click on: "Health & Medical Chat" icon

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