Several artilces scheduled to be in this morning’s news are late due to a technical difficulty. Lot’s of great stuff coming this week from this past DE in Atlanta.
Also, news of the mission across North America is coming.
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Palmer College of Chiropractic will host Homecoming 2008 on its Davenport, Iowa, campus August 7-9, 2008. The program features a slate of new continuing education speakers as well as familiar faces leading sessions, along with Palmer’s traditional social and networking events.
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. We are quite literally beings of light. This profound statement resonates deeply with the chiropractic philosophy pioneered by D.D. Palmer in 1895 and expanded by his son, B.J. Palmer, in the early 20th century. It speaks to a vitalistic worldview – one that sees life as more than a mechanical interplay…
By Dr. Rick Wren Dear Colleagues and Friends, we are beginning our tenth year of meeting every Monday at the Dallas Chapter of the Society of Chiropractic Masters. We are starting all over again for the umpteenth time to study the 21 Success Principles. I will attempt to get through all of them this coming…
When we go to chiropractic seminars, gatherings, conventions and people recognize us or have heard from others who we are and are pointed out to them, people will come, introduce themselves and ask, when is the next mission? They will immediately provide us a business card, which we take appreciatively, and they say, “I want…
A public university near Mexico City, the Universidad Estatal Del Valle de Ecatepec (UNEVE), the first institution in the world to offer a Spanish-taught chiropractic program, recently dedicated its new campus library to Dr. Fabrizio Mancini, president of Parker College of Chiropractic. The new building is the official library for the entire university and supports the education of five distinctive careers including acupuncture, chiropractic, gerontology, humanities, and multimedia communication.
According to an article published on Excite News, Senators Chris Dodd (D-Connecticut) and Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) are pushing to renew a 1997 law that will encourage drug makers to increase testing of drugs on children. The bill, known as the “Best Pharmaceuticals for Children Act” would renew the old law for another six years and…