 | Blue Cross calls chiropractic for
children 'experimental' -- Several DCs in Maryland
recently received notification from CareFirst BlueCross/BlueShield denying
their claims for chiropractic care given to children under the age of 12.
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| Dept. of Defense names Rondberg to
committee -- Terry
A. Rondberg, DC, president of the World Chiropractic Alliance (WCA) and
publisher of The Chiropractic Journal, has been invited to serve on
the Department of Defense (DoD) Chiropractic Advisory Committee
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| The prestige of being a chiropractor
by David A. Jackson, DC, CEO, Research & Clinical Science -- We
have at hand a way to dramatically increase our status in the eyes of
the public and establish a new image of chiropractic that could very
easily outclass even the medical profession.
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| Taking control of health care costs
by Roy Smith -- In an effort
to introduce market forces into the health care industry,
consumer‑driven health plans are now being introduced
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| Ontario decides to fund physiotherapy
but not chiropractic -- The
Ontario Provincial Government has announced an expansion in funding for
physiotherapy services ‑‑ originally slated for delisting on March 31 ‑‑
while chiropractic funding has been completely eliminated.
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| NY Chiropractic Council adopts CCP
guidelines -- The New York
Chiropractic Council announced on Feb 17, 2005
that its Board of Directors voted to adopt the Chiropractic Clinical
Practice Guidelines, "Vertebral Subluxation in Chiropractic Practice."
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| RCS schedules first research training
session -- RCS ‑‑ Research and
Clinical Science ‑‑ will hold its first training session for doctors of
chiropractic June 11‑12, on the campus of the University of
California-Irvine. |
