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>> Latest Articles   NIH Report Says Spinal Manipulation Unlikely to Cause
Stroke
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has issued a report stating that
chiropractic care is unlikely to cause stroke as some opponents of chiropractic
care have asserted. The report was based on a study published in the Journal of
Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics on January 15, 2015.  (  more  )  
ICA Review of Scientific Studies Highlights Chiropractic Safety
August 7, 2014, Falls Church, Virginia, US:  The International Chiropractors
Association (ICA) has undertaken a review of the scientific and clinical
literature addressing issues of the safety and effectiveness of chiropractic
adjustive procedures and wishes to highlight the unique safety record enjoyed by
the profession.  This is especially significant in light of frequents news
stories, often from less than credible sources, that seek to link chiropractic
procedures with some incidence of stroke. ( more )   Chiropractic Adjustments
Safe According to Scientific Review
A literature review published in the September 2013 issue of the International
Journal of Clinical Practice and online at www.medscape.com by P. Tuchin
examined 18 studies discussing what the researchers termed " spinal manipulative
therapy " (SMT) and stroke to determine if SMT was a causative or associative
factor. ( more )   Controversy Over Chiropractic Findings in Medical Journal
In the May 1, 2012 issue of the Annuls of Internal Medicine from the American
College of Physicians is a letter from researchers defending their work against
criticism from medical doctors and other researchers who are not happy with the
results of the original study. The original study, published in the same journal
on January 3, 2012, showed that patients suffering from acute neck pain did
better with chiropractic adjustments and showed a statistically significant
advantage over medication after 8, 12, 26, and 52 week follow ups.( more )  
Another Study Shows Safety of Chiropractic
A research article published on August 3, 2010 in the journal, Chiropractic &
Osteopathy, further shows the safety of chiropractic adjustments. The article
itself was a review of numerous other studies done recently that looked at the
chances of adverse events from chiropractic care.

One of the studies reviewed looked at the effectiveness of chiropractic for neck
pain. In this additional study, published on July 9, 2010 in the journal
Chiropractic & Osteopathy, authors noted that there were no serious adverse
events among the subjects and that all minor events were resolved within 1 to 3
days. ( more )   Chiropractors Don't Raise Stroke Risk, Study Says
Opponents of Chiropractic have attempted a smear campaign over the last several
years by suggesting that chiropractic adjustments to the neck increased the risk
of a certain type of stroke. This campaign was never based upon any scientific
evidence, but rather on biased opinions. A new study to be published in the
medical scientific journal "Spine" on February 15, 2008 puts those false
accusations to rest and clearly shows that chiropractic does not increase the
risks of these types of problems. ( more )   Medical Study Demonstrates
Chiropractic Safety for Neck Adjustments
A study published in the scientific medical journal "Spine" notes the safety of
chiropractic. The article published in the October 2007 issue of the journal was
titled, "Safety of Chiropractic Manipulation of the Cervical Spine: A
Prospective National Survey". (see abstract here ) The study was a prospective
national survey designed to, "; estimate the risk of serious and relatively
minor adverse events following chiropractic manipulation of the cervical spine
by a sample of U.K. chiropractors." ( more )

 




  
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