Chiropractic Research Responses

As part of the ICPA mission to advance chiropractic by establishing evidence-informed practice, we have responded to various papers and statements regarding health and chiropractic care for children and in pregnancy.

• Response to the Changes to the College of Chiropractors of British Columbia Professional Conduct Handbook
  
  
• Response to Canadian National Post article: Pediatricians alarmed by chiropractic treatments for babies that 'border on the fraudulent'.
  
  
• Response to authors of “Adverse Events Associated with Pediatric Spinal Manipulation” by Vohra et al.
  
  
• Response to to AAP Pediatric Article: Adverse Events Associated with Pediatric Manipulation
  
  
• Response to Victoria, AU Board proposed “Guidelines for Children.”
  
  
• Response to the VP of Neutron Media and CBS refusing ICPA advertising in Times Square.
  
  
• Response to the AU journal Chiropractic and Osteopathy’s thematic series on chiropractic care for children.
  
  
• Response to Ed Ernst’s editorial, “Chiropractic Treatment for Asthma?”
  
  
• Response to Howard Chilton, author in International Lactation Consulting Association’s newsletter regarding chiropractic care for infants and colic.
  
  
• Response to the orthopedic surgeon writing for USA Today that children’s spines are not susceptible to injury.