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There’s a new review on the safety of chiropractic interventions, published in Spine.

Harriet Hall at Science-Based Medicine has a good synopsis of the adverse effects of chiropractic treatments:

The bottom line: chiropractic manipulations, especially neck manipulations, carry a small risk of serious consequences, a large risk of minor adverse effects; and, depending on the indication, there is little or no evidence that they are effective.

I still love Panda Bear’s rant re: chiropractors.

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