... an individual's preference to follow their interests on social media can lead to the perception that there are many more negative texts about chiropractic than actually exist. This week's feature at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

What does leg location pain tell you about patient outcomes? This week on wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Back pain relief by spinal manipulation relies on decreased temporal summation of pain. This week's article at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

SR in JAMA that concludes SMT is associated with improvements in pain and function at up to 6 weeks. This week @ wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Prelim evidence suggests manual therapy may help pain, stiffness & function in knee osteoarthritis...this week at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Should vertebral motion be equal? A new paper from Breen and Breen this week at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Differences in Outcomes of Patients Treated by Male vs Female Chiropractors - this week's feature paper at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Surgical versus non-surgical treatment for lumbar spinal stenosis - this week's feature at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Trigger points. Can we agree on their identification? This week's feature at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

“Typical” chiropractic patients– can they be described in terms of recovery patterns? This week's featured paper at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Recurrences of LBP after chiropractic - complaint duration was the main predictor for recurrence. This week's at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Does feeling like you have a stiff back actually mean you have a stiff back? This week's feature paper at suggestedreadinglist.com

Some easy weekend reading...Forget Pills and Surgery for Back Pain...this week at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

"We found no evidence of excess risk for acute LDH..with chiropractic compared with...medical care." This week @ wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Trouble in LBP land...Causative factors may be different for the very first onset of symptoms of the ‘disease’ of low back pain (LBP) than for ensuing episodes that occur after a pain-free period. This week's feature at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

The most common pain locations of patients with hip OA presenting to primary care are the greater trochanter, groin, thigh and buttock areas. No patients recorded pain exclusively in the knee or lower leg. This week's featured paper at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Manipulation and mobilization for treating chronic low back pain. This week at the wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

The relation between chronic LBP and the future development of depression: insights from a longitudinal twin study. This weeks' feature at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

How do people explain their back pain? This week at wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com

Multiple and severe lumbar MRI findings of advanced disc degeneration have a stronger association with pain than milder stages of degeneration. This week on the WFC Suggested Reading List. wfcsuggestedreadinglist.com