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Palmer College Produces New Videos for Prospective Chiropractic Students

Palmer College of Chiropractic has produced two new videos and posted them on the college's Web site at www.palmer.edu/SocialMedia. The first of these videos, "Chiropractic Is in Demand," is ideal for those interested in sharing multimedia information about the increasingly positive outlook on chiropractic as a career. This video is full of excellent, current information on the benefits of a chiropractic career and provides a detailed look at what chiropractic practice entails. View it on the Palmer social media site under "About Chiropractic."

The second of Palmer's latest video productions focuses on the college's chiropractic research efforts. "Learn About Palmer Chiropractic Research" is designed to provide prospective students with an overview of the Palmer Center for Chiropractic Research, the studies performed, student research opportunities and more. Originally created to showcase Palmer research to prospective students during campus visits, the video also is a great resource for chiropractors to share with prospective students as well as patients interested in chiropractic research.

View this video at www.palmer.edu/SocialMedia under "About Palmer College."

Source: Palmer College of Chiropractic

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