Planet Chiropractic will be publishing on an abbreviated schedule in observance of the holiday season.
Thank you for a memorable 2000. Let’s see how much 2001 will be like the 1968 science fiction film directed by Stanley Kubrick.
Best of health and abundance to all!
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Michael O’Halleran, D.C. Let me first start by stating that I am honored to be a Chiropractor serving God’s people. I was joined Saturday morning by Pennie Schwartz, Gary Stewart and Nick Virgilio to go on mission two to “Ground-Zero” at the World Trade buildings. We met just before dawn to be transported to the…
By Michael Dorausch, D.C. It’s happened again, another world champion athlete says thank you to chiropractic. World bodyboard champion Stephanie Pettersen has finally fulfilled her dream. She won the world bodyboard title just two weeks ago. Stephanie had fractured her C4 vertebrae surfing the famous Flow Rider artificial wave in Texas nearly six years ago….
Keeping in touch with patients via email can be a great tool for the DC as well as a great benefit to the patient. Today’s Reuters Health features an article regarding e-mail and doctor-patient communications.
From The National Vaccine Information Centers E-Newswww.909shot.com This refreshing commentary by two courageous and principled physicians, comes at a time when the National Vaccine Information Center is receiving more reports from parents that they are being threatened by physicians, public health and school officials that they will be charged with child neglect and their children…
A Yahoo! news report today states that “almost 200,000 people die every year in China from taking old, fake, or inappropriate medicine at home.” According to the article, a Chinese consumers association has issued a formal warning to get people to pay closer attention to the drugs they are taking. The article states that “more…
Strongest Antibiotic ApprovedFrom Associated PressToday, the FDA approved Synercid to treat vancomycin-resistant enterococcal infections, a life-threatening infection that typically strikes hospital patients. One recent study estimated as many as 52 percent of enterococcal infections are now vancomycin-resistant, making them difficult if not impossible to treat.The FDA also approved Synercid to treat certain complicated skin infections…