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Brachioradial Pruritus: The Neuropathic Itch Every DC Should Recognize

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2) Chiropractors routinely encounter patients with neuropathic itching, particularly conditions like brachioradial pruritus, as they often stem from cervical spine dysfunction and nerve irritation. 9) Neuropathic itch is more common in patients with systemic triggers like sensory polyneuropathy (e.g., What Is Brachioradial Pruritus?

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Top 10 Chiropractic Research Studies from 2025 (So Far)

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Top Cervicogenic Headache Care: SMT & SNAGs "In patients with cervicogenic headache, sustained natural apophyseal glides (SNAG) mobilization can significantly improve pain and function, with benefits maintained in the long-term. 2024 Dec;7(12):e70218. Frontiers in Neurology. 2025 May 16;16:1566764. Health Science Reports.

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Treating cervicogenic headaches with dry needling and manual therapy

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Treatment of cervicogenic headaches via dry needling A systematic review has investigated the effectiveness of dry needling and conventional physiotherapy in managing cervicogenic headaches or tension-type headaches. 10 The acupuncture literature provides further evidence for the use of dry needling for the treatment of headaches.

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The body’s own cannabinoid system for healing

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DCs are increasingly recognizing the importance of the ECS in maintaining homeostasis, promoting healing and enhancing patient outcomes. By supporting the ECS, practitioners can help reduce inflammation, promoting healing and recovery in their patients.

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Chiropractic research trends and current hotspots

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These pieces of research tell us which manipulative techniques work for which conditions, how different demographics of patients may respond to a specific treatment and more. Their findings were published in Complementary Therapies in Medicine in June 2024, and here’s what they found.

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Heat vs. Cold Therapy: Which is Best for Musculoskeletal Injuries

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Understanding the benefits of ice and heat therapy can significantly impact a patient's healing journey. 2,3) However, a critical review published in the October 2024 British Medical Journal found no conclusive evidence from human studies that cryotherapy effectively limits secondary injury or promotes tissue regeneration. (4)

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Laser therapy: A proven solution for pain management

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As research evolves, what began as a subtle ripple in the ocean of therapeutic options is now becoming a powerful force that healthcare practitioners should adopt to optimize patient outcomes. This development marked a turning point in the efficacy of therapeutic lasers, making them a viable and potent treatment option. JOSPT website.