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Opioids do not work for acute back and neck pain

Australian study shows no short- or long-term effect from opioids...

Opioids do not work for acute back and neck pain

Australian study shows no short- or long-term effect from opioids

654. The effect of clinical guidelines on the utilisation of radiographs in chiropractic clinics in Denmark - an interrupted time series analysis.

653. What do people believe to be the cause of low back pain? A scoping review.

652. Similar improvements in patient-reported outcomes for non-specific low back pain patients with and without lumbar spinal stenosis symptoms following a structured education and exercise therapy program.

Opioids do not work for acute back and neck pain

Australian study shows no short- or long-term effect from opioids

The hosting of the WFC World Congress 2025 officially handed over

Hosting was handed over the chairman of the DCA, Michael Christensen, in Australia

CARL residential in Sydney a huge success

The CARL fellows get together once a year - this time they met in Sydney, Australia

When the back goes "pop"

What does it mean for the pain outcome if you hear a "pop" in connection with spinal manipulation?

Canadian Research Foundation earmarks six-figure sums for research into MSK pain in the elderly

Researchers can apply for funding of research in healthy aging

Wide variation in the use of dry needling is problematic

Variation may reduce the patient's degree of comfort and trust in the treatment

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