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The top 6 common myths about chiropractic treatment

Many Canadians are curious about the role that chiropractors play in the healthcare system, and what benefit chiropractic care may have to their health. Today we’re busting some commonly shared chiropractic myths...

“The door of hope” – Chiropractors step up to accelerate COVID-19 vaccinations

Vaccinating an entire population is a colossal undertaking, and provincial governments recognized they would need support from many healthcare professionals. In Quebec and Manitoba, chiropractors were invited to participate.

New Study Reveals Opioids’ Failure in Treating Low Back and Neck Pain

The study divided patients with low back and neck pain into two groups: those receiving opioid treatment and those given a placebo. Over a designated period, researchers closely monitored the participants' pain severity. The study found no significant difference in pain severity between the two groups.

What an Indigenous chiropractor wants you to know about building bridges

“I am the only practitioner left in the area and all patients come to see me,” Dr. Ward says. “I feel that I have built a bridge between the two communities. Racism runs deep here and there was a long history of tension.”

From nurse to chiropractor – to pandemic nurse

Montreal chiropractor Dr. Viet Nguyen graduated from nursing school in 1997 but could never have imagined using those skills 23 years later during a global pandemic.

Member spotlight: Dr. Cassandra Laleye

A chance meeting drove Dr. Laleye to pursue a career in chiropractic — a profession she had never heard about until the third year of her kinesiology degree.

Taking charge of your headaches: a guide for pain management

Headaches can be debilitating, but most often feel like unpleasant discomfort, pain or pressure that can be addressed by manual therapies, relaxation and rest, hydration and even short-term use of pain medication.

Emergency brain surgery and a cancer diagnosis won’t stop this BC chiropractor from helping patients get better

When she got the call to join the medical team for Team Canada’s track and field squad at the Commonwealth Games this summer, there was no hesitation for B.C. chiropractor Dr. Elna Johnson to pack her bags.

Travel without aches and pains – tips from Canadian chiropractors’

Traveling can be an exciting adventure, but the journey itself often comes with its own set of challenges for your body. Whether you’re walking through terminals, running to your gate,…