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5 things to look out for in professional office lease agreementIn terms of value, a 10-year lease for a professional office could easily be a commitment of half a million dollars. Yet doctors rarely give their lease more than a cursory read. Here are the top five things that a chiropractor should look for in their lease. >> Read full article |
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Study: Huge global exercise contest shows healthy potentialA workplace exercise challenge using pedometers and social media in a global competition shows potential to improve health in a study involving almost 70,000 employees in 64 countries. >> Read full article |
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What you need to know about Zika virusHere are five things to know about the Zika virus and its rapid and explosive spread in the Americas, which the World Health Organization calls a global emergency that poses a public health threat to other parts of the world. >> Read full article |
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Whiplash: A Patient Centered Approach to ManagementLight as a therapeutic physical agent just celebrated its 50th anniversary. The use of photobiomodulation (PBM), or the use of light-based devices to stimulate or inhibit biological processes, was introduced in the United States in late 90s, with the first clearances granted by the Health Canada. Since that introduction, PBM or low-level laser/light therapy (LLLT) continues to gain popularity among physicians and therapists and proven to be a superior adjunct or mono therapy in rehabilitation. Extensive research exists to support the use of light-based modalities for a variety of conditions. See how Dr. Patrick Gentempo is making this happen. | ||
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 Health-care providers see rising incidents of high-intensity workout injuriesAfter a few weeks of working out at CrossFit, Charles Banfield says his back hurt constantly and his joints felt terrible. Though there have not yet been in-depth studies, some chiropractors, doctors and trainers say stories like Banfield's have become more frequent with the increasing popularity of high-intensity interval training espoused by CrossFit and other similar hybrid workout gyms. >> Learn More… | ||
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Botswana Spine Care Conference - Putting Evidence Based Care Into PracticeApril 21-22, 2016 |
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There's no such thing as 'non-specific back pain'May 3 2016 |
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Torque Release Technique SeminarMay 14-15, 2016 |
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Graston Technique M1 Basic TrainingJune 4-5, 2016 |
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