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Research-Related Links
A large review of research by the Ontario Ministry of Health on the efficacy of chiropractic care for low back pain.
This trial demonstrates the benefits of exercise and manipulation for the treatment of back pain, showing it to be more effective than traditional general. practice treatments
Spinal manipulation in the treatment of low back pain.
This study shows the benefit of manipulation in preventing low back and lower extremity injuries in athletes.
Spinal manipulation is more effective and less costly than physiotherapy or care by a general practitioner.
Overviews of several randomized controlled studies in various areas of chiropractic and manipulative care.
A discussion on chiropractic safety.
A study by non-chiropractic physicians demonstrating the benefits of manipulative therapies over other treatments for low back pain.
Demonstrating the efficacy of manipulation for low back pain and ‘sciatica’.
A study showing the benefit of spinal manipulation and home exercise for acute neck pain over medication.