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Helping improve chronic pain management for Canadians
An estimated six million Canadians suffer from chronic pain, which is why the Canadian government established the Canadian Pain Task Force (CPTF) in 2019.
3 things you need to know about TMJ pain
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ), is formed by your skull and jawbone. It acts like a sliding hinge and is responsible for opening and closing your mouth, enabling you to talk,…
Can my chiropractor use telehealth to help me during COVID-19?
Do you have acute back, neck or shoulder pain but have not been seeing your chiropractor in recent weeks? Telehealth chiropractic visits may be a way to decrease or manage…
Investing in better chiropractic care – during a pandemic
Richard McIlmoyle, BSc, DC, PgCPainChair, Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation Research Committee For 45 years, the Canadian Chiropractic Research Foundation (CCRF) has invested in generating knowledge that improves the care chiropractors…
Canada’s Chiropractors, Patient Safety and COVID-19
As the national association representing Canada’s chiropractic profession, our primary responsibility is to protect the health and welfare of our patients
Women in chiropractic – a growing force
We spoke with five female chiropractors about their life journeys and how they make it all work.
What causes muscle soreness after working out?
Have you ever wondered why you feel muscle soreness after a workout? The answer may be delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS).
A family chiropractic practice: brothers follow in their father’s footsteps
It all started in 1973 when Dr. Drew Potter founded the Cambridge Chiropractic Centre in Cambridge, Ontario. His sons, Jason and Cam, grew up hearing about chiropractic at home – but also at work with Drew.
Chiropractic care helped car accident victim recover from injuries
Jessica Modiri was 25 when a truck rear-ended her and her husband at a stop light in 2011. She suffered severe neck and hip pain that impacted her life and livelihood.