Would a tax on sugary soft drinks result in improved health benefits for the people of New York? According to an article in the New England Journal of Medicine, the answer may be yes. According to New York City Health Commissioner Thomas Friedan and Kelly Brownell, director of the Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity and a professor at Yale University, a sugar tax would result in health benefits no matter how revenue from the taxing of soft drinks would be spent.

Leaders in the area of Upper Cervical (UC) Chiropractic care are gathering in Las Vegas, for the UC Evolution conference, taking place at the Green Valley Ranch Resort, Spa and Casino, April 16 – April 18, 2009. While there are hundreds of techniques taught to chiropractors worldwide, UC approaches to care focus primarily on the upper two first vertebra in the neck. Vegas is almost always a great place for a conference.

This year’s Chicago Marathon will feature its’ first Chiropractic running team. Non-Profit Chiropractic Organization (NPCO) is excited to announce its’ participation in the 2009 Bank of America Chicago Marathon being held on Sunday, October 11, 2009 in Chicago, Illinois. As a Contributing Charity, NPCO has committed to recruiting a team of 70 runners to “run with a vision.”

Chiropractors across the United States have become more accustomed to using Pay Per Click (PPC) marketing as a way to attract new clients to their local chiropractic offices. Depending on the searchers location, results seen can vary, for example seeing ads for Florida Chiropractors when searching while in the state. If you’re doing PPC ad campaigns, it’s always good to review how others are approaching the market.

April Fools Day is perfect for unleashing a nasty computer worm payload on your PC, and it’s no joke. First discovered in October 2008, a computer worm, referred to by some as a computer virus, is set to strike on April 1, and it has created quite a concerned buzz on the Internet.