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Naprapathic Manual Therapy vs. Evidence-based Care for Back and Neck Pain
posted:3/26/2009
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Naprapathic manual therapy showed a greater improvement in pain and disability among patients with back and neck pain compared to evidence-based care provided by a physician, according to
The full research report of “Naprapathic Manual Therapy vs. Evidence-based Care for Back and Neck Pain,” ran in the print edition of MASSAGE Magazine's September 2007 issue.
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