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Michigan Association of Chiropractors Wins Historic Court Ruling
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Minnesota Chiropractic Association's 64th Annual Convention a Big Success
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Military Staff DC Receives Achievement Medal for Civilian Service
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Minnesota Chiropractic Association Announces Its Chiropractor of the Year
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Mexican University Dedicates New Library to Parker President
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Michigan Gets New Scope Law
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Medicare Modernization Act Gaining Momentum
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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MediHerb Founder Joins New York Chiropractic College Nutrition Faculty
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Medicare Fee Cut Delayed – For Now
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Medical, Inc. – Exposing the Modern Medical Monopoly
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Medicare Fee Cuts: Time for a Solution
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Medicare Fee Cuts Delayed Another Year
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Medicare Puts Chiropractic Under the Magnifying Glass
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Ronald Short, DC, MCS-P

Media Exposure for Chiropractic on Memorial Day
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Peter W. Crownfield

Memorial Day Media Tour for Foundation Spokesperson General Halstead
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Medicare Patients Give Chiropractic High Marks
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Peter W. Crownfield

Medicare and the Chiropractic Practice, Part 2
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

Massive NIH Grant to Study Benefits of SMT for Back Pain
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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MD-DC Affiliations Under Fire
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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Managing Pain: The University of New Mexico Example & Project Echo
(Published Mar 29, 2023)

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While cervical disc pathology can unquestionably produce radiculopathy, many patients presenting with arm pain, paresthesia or perceived weakness do not exhibit the clinical behavior of true nerve-root compromise. In these cases, failure to differentiate the primary pain generator may lead to unnecessary spinal injections, nerve ablation procedures or surgical consultation despite limited likelihood of benefit.

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