This paper examines one of the earliest and most consequential episodes of political division within the chiropractic profession.

This paper systematically reviews clinical guidelines and related literature to determine whether the evidence supporting recommendations affecting the use of imaging in chiropractic practic.

This paper emphasizes continued reassessment, appropriate imaging referral, and staged conservative management when high-volume runners have persistent or worsening medial ankle and distal tibial pain.

This is a letter to the editor on a paper published in the Journal.

This study looks to determine the degree to which acute cervical spine manipulation impacts standing balance for participants with and without neck pain.

This article examines the seasoned chiropractor as 1 of the profession’s most valuable yet underutilized resources for international chiropractic development.