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MSNBC reports today on the alternative medicine bandwagon and women.“There’s a health trend that’s making big gains among women: alternative medicine.” More than 83 million Americans are using alternative medicine and the majority are women. Every day, more people are embracing alternative methods of healthcare. The number one reason in doing so is taking control…

Another online chiropractic resource has been indexed in Google news. One of the world’s most distributed chiropractic publications, Dynamic Chiropractic, has recently had their online version of chiropractic news indexed by Google, effectively increasing the number of chiropractor related content being indexed by the news aggregation service.

June Dates have been canceled due to conflicting schedules with the office of the First lady. When we have further information we will post it here.

From ICA-NEWS In a historic and far reaching decision handed down by the United States Supreme Court on April 2nd, managed care plans can no longer impose discriminatory limitations on access to participation on the part of willing providers. This case, Kentucky Association of Health Plans v. Miller, 00-1471, was hotly contested by the managed…

Here it is early Monday Morning and I’m sitting at my computer thinking about the day in front of me. I’m thinking about my office and what I will probably be doing as the day unfolds. As I start my daily ritual I am thinking about what might happen that would make this day a very successful day. I think about the numbers, the stats…

Members of the Palmer Student Alumni Foundation (PSAF) spent the last several weeks collecting toys and monetary donations from students, faculty and staff at Palmer College of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa, for this year’s Toys for Tots collection by the United States Marine Corps. Their efforts paid off as they donated nearly $2,000 worth of toys on Dec. 10. In addition, they teamed up with members of the Palmer Campus Guides to volunteer at the Toys for Tots warehouse on Dec. 10.