Brenda van der Vossen presents her DBRIC sponsored work at the low back pain forum in Groningen
Descriptive epidemiology of societal costs of older adults with low back pain seeking chiropractic care
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DBRIC board grants research project by Annemarie de Zoete
At its 6 monthly meeting, the DBRIC board approved the application of post-doc Annemarie de Zoete and gave this project a grant of € 31.149 Title: Would the results from our earlier IPD meta-analysis on spinal manipulative therapy for chronic…
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DBRIC features in the World Federation of Chiropractic (WFC) quarterly report
In its latest quarterly report, DBRIC received a prominent article on winning the ECCRE research price. For the article, please go to page 58 at DBRIC academic advisory council member and researcher involved in DBRIC’s first projects, associate professor…
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Call for papers
The CMT have made a call for papers for a new Thematic Series, titled Spinal manipulation/mobilization: past, present and future. Professor Stephen Perle is leading this series. Details are available via the following links: articles/collections I would really…