The Preview: Separating Fact from Fiction in Todays Healthcare

Webinar Date: July 02, 2026

Sponsored by:
Erchonia Corporation
Erchonia Corporation
Dr. Dan Murphy, DC, DABCO


Presenter:
Dr. Dan Murphy, DC, DABCO

Moderator:
Peter Crownfield, Editor-in-Chief of Dynamic Chiropractic

Topics Include:

  • Why today's healthcare model is leaving many doctors searching for better tools and clearer clinical direction.
  • How to separate fact from fiction when evaluating rapidly changing healthcare topics.
  • Why mitochondria, free radicals, ATP, and laser photon therapy are important clinical discussion points.
  • How peer-reviewed literature can be translated into practical clinical application.
  • What attendees can expect from the full July 18th live stream with Dr. Dan Murphy and Dr. Trevor Berry.

About the Presenter
Dr. Dan Murphy, DC, DABCO is a respected chiropractic educator, author, and clinical lecturer known for translating complex healthcare research into practical clinical application. He has lectured extensively on pain, inflammation, neurology, mitochondrial health, ATP, laser therapy, and today's emerging healthcare challenges. His teaching style focuses on helping doctors separate fact from fiction, understand the literature, and apply clinical insights that can improve patient outcomes.

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