The American Academy of Pediatricians has recently told its member doctors that they should begin to counsel parents about alternative medicine practices. While chiropractic is not an alternative to anything, except ignorance, the AAP decision brings light to a concern affecting the medical field. An article from The Virginian-Pilot, a Virginia newspaper, features photos of
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. An internet health care/drug product website known as planetRx.com, which had received many millions in funding, is suffering from a pill that is just too hard to swallow. A visit to the planetRx.com web site shows us some important dates to remember. February 12, 2001: no new prescriptions will be exceptedFebruary
From ABCNews.com, comes an article titled “Mystery Of The Monkey Virus – How Could SV40 Have Infected Humans, And What Are The Potential Consequences?” The article opens with the question “It is a mystery with enormous implications that has stumped some of the smartest minds in cancer research: How did a cancer-causing monkey virus end
The American Academy of Pediatricians has recently told its member doctors that they should begin to counsel parents about alternative medicine practices. While chiropractic is not an alternative to anything, except ignorance, the AAP decision brings light to a concern affecting the medical field. An article from The Virginian-Pilot, a Virginia newspaper, features photos of
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. An internet health care/drug product website known as planetRx.com, which had received many millions in funding, is suffering from a pill that is just too hard to swallow. A visit to the planetRx.com web site shows us some important dates to remember. February 12, 2001: no new prescriptions will be exceptedFebruary
From ABCNews.com, comes an article titled “Mystery Of The Monkey Virus – How Could SV40 Have Infected Humans, And What Are The Potential Consequences?” The article opens with the question “It is a mystery with enormous implications that has stumped some of the smartest minds in cancer research: How did a cancer-causing monkey virus end