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Showing research articles in the category "Back Pain"
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Anthony Rosner responds to Newsweek
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United Kingdom back pain exercise and manipulation (UK BEAM) randomised trial: cost effectiveness of physical treatments for back pain in primary careThis study was prompted by the fact that back pain is a major economic problem. This study found that spinal manipulation is a cost effective addition to "best care" for back pain in general practice. It was also concluded that manipulation alone is more clinically successful and cost-effective than manipulation followed by exercise. |
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The RAND studyThis study found chiropractic to be an appropriate form of treatment for low-back pain. |
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Chronic spinal pain - a randomized clinical trial comparing medication, acupuncture, and spinal manipulation.This study comparing the effects of 3 treatment choices for long-standing spinal pain found chiropractic treatment superior. |
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The AHCPR GuidelineThe clinical practice guideline designates chiropractic as uniquely capable in the treatment of low back pain. |
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The Koes Clinical TrialThis study finds chiropractic patients showed improvement in the primary complaint as well as in physical function, with fewer visits. |