It's not like the world needed another study proving chiropractic's cost-effectiveness.
Many studies already show that.
Men's Health from Men's Health Studies back use of PSA screening for prostate cancer Studies presented at the annual meeting of the American Urological Association support the use of PSA screening for prostate cancer. Fitness from Fitness Study urges caution on childhood sports Citing increased competition and pressures on children involved in sports, the American Academy of Pediatrics on Monday recommended that youngsters not be pushed into specializing in a single sport before adolescence. Nutrition from Nutrition Reuters Health Summary Though breastfeeding remains the preferred mode of feeding in infants with acute diarrhea 3 to 12 months of age, researchers say they can now recommend cows' milk as a safe alternative. Mental Health from Mental Health Ex-partners are the most violent stalkers Stalkers who were once sexual partners of their victims tend to be more violent than those who are mentally ill and do not know their targets, according to a research letter in the British journal The Lancet. The increased breast cancer risk reported in female flight attendants may be due to the effects of jet lag on their production of the hormone melatonin, according to a letter published in the August 22nd issue of The Lancet.