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Chiropractic being the third largest health care profession in the United States today has had a long track record of studies which support and prove the effectiveness of chiropractic care for a variety of different health ailments. In fact, these studies have been done not just by Doctors of Chiropractic but also by other health professionals as well as by the federal government in the U.S. and various other countries.

The chiropractic profession has actually accumulated a greater number of scientific trials than the medical profession has for many of the more common treatments rendered by medical doctors.

"Only 15% of all medical interventions are supported by solid scientific evidence"

David M. Edy, M.D., Ph.D.

Professor of Health Policy and Management

Duke University, North Carolina

The following statement was made by Dr. Shekelle of the independent research group the RAND Corporation regarding chiropractic care on ABC's 20/20.

"There are considerably more randomized controlled trials which show benefit of this (chiropractic) than there are for many, many other things which physicians and neurosurgeons do all the time."

Paul G. Shekelle, M.D., MPH

RAND Corporation

While a complete review of all the current literature and research that's been done on chiropractic is not my intention, here's some highlights of the studies that have been done on chiropractic's effectiveness for low back pain, headaches and more recently how chiropractic works at a neurological level.