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Australian Spinal Research Foundation

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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25.01.2022 On the blog today: while it isnt difficult to find information on the prevalence of pain in adulthood, information on school-aged children is a little more scarce. A piece of research emerging from Denmark shows up some interesting facts on the 8-16 age group, and its information that just may come in handy for chiropractors who care for kids https://spinalresearch.com.au/pain-distribution-in-school-/

25.01.2022 Thank you to Austbrokers Countrywide who are very generously offering a referral fee to the ASRF when members of our tribe sign up! Find them here: https://abcountrywide.com/ and use the code ASRF when talking with the team. Interested in becoming an ASRF Commercial Supporter? Find out more: https://spinalresearch.com.au//commercial-supporter-initi/

25.01.2022 A new study has given some insight into the best way to measure flat back syndrome. This one is fresh up on the blog. Enjoy! https://spinalresearch.com.au/study-examines-best-measurem/

24.01.2022 Todays blog article is a novel one: chiropractic care and vocal cord paralysis. The case report covers a 55-year old female patient who suffered vocal cord paralysis after shoulder surgery. Check it out on the blog. https://spinalresearch.com.au/chiropractic-and-vocal-cord-/

23.01.2022 With many people now working from home full-time or part-time, an International consortium of researchers want to explore how this is impacting our health. Led by University of Newcastle and HMRI-affiliated researcher Associate Professor Suzanne Snodgrass, the team is looking to learn more from people who spend approximately 75% of their working hours on a computer. Participants aged between 18 and 65 who spend 75% of their time or more on a computer or other mobile device (i...ncluding tablets and phones) are invited to complete a 15 20 minute anonymous online survey. Participants dont need to be working from home or have pain, but their work must be computer based. Even if you only work at home an hour a week, wed love to hear from you, Associate Professor Snodgrass says. To find out more, and to access the survey, go to https://bit.ly/BESTStudy

23.01.2022 Hey all! Thinking of our tribe this week as always. Theres a new piece up on the blog talking about spinal mobility post-HVLA manipulation. Check it out if youre after some good news. https://spinalresearch.com.au/new-study-examines-spinal-mo/

23.01.2022 Were excited to share this great video, featuring our own Dr Billy Chow, and Warren Maginn Functional Nutrition. Theyre talking about a functional approach to practice, and all things Magnesium. Thanks to RN Labs, who are one of our Sponsors and Commercial Supporters. www.rnlabs.com.au

21.01.2022 Now Available in the US/Canada! https://bit.ly/ASRF-CaseForChiropracticBook Currently in pre-sale and will be in stock and shipped by mid-June 2020. FREE SHIPPING during this pre-sale period (Canada and United States Only). ... Australian version available here: https://spinalresearch.com.au/reso/caseforchiropracticbook/

21.01.2022 Have you heard the news? Here is board member Marcus from Chiropractic Education Online goving a check the Pat Sims from @acc_adelaide for over $30,000 raised through the Family Wellness Super Conference of which ASRF were ambassadors! #supportingeachother #australianspinalresearchfoundation #acc #family #wellness #education #fundraising #virtual #summit #news #behindthescenes

20.01.2022 A case report published in the Journal of Contemporary Chiropractic showed a decrease in anxiety, and normalising of salivary cortisol levels concomitant with chiropractic care. Check out the details on our blog this week. And take care of yourself and your tribe. https://spinalresearch.com.au/new-case-report-shows-improv/

19.01.2022 How does a persons perception of their pain, and their perception of chiropractic care, affect their use of coping techniques when it comes to chronic low back pain? A new study has some insights for us. https://spinalresearch.com.au/new-research-examines-back-p/

19.01.2022 On behalf of the Board and Staff of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation, it is with great sadness that we acknowledge the recent passing of our past Board member and friend, Dr. David Garrett Russell. Dave served on the Board between 2014-2017, following many years of volunteering in different aspects of the Foundation. He had a unique skill set - he understood chiropractic principles, the scientific landscape and the research that was required to investigate Subluxati...on. He also easily built meaningful relationships in a professional capacity. All of these qualities combined to see Daves achievements and abilities recognised across the world. He played a critical part in the development and evolution of our two-panel review for Research Expressions of Interest. Being politically aware and always looking to the future, he was one of the Executive who steered the Foundation towards the development of our acclaimed Research Agenda. He continued to support the Foundation, through his ongoing roles in both the Research Agenda Working Committee and Research Committee. Dave worked tirelessly in representing the Foundation at events in speaking capacities, whether it be fundraising or attracting supporters. Dave last year presented at The Gathering in Melbourne on Vertebral Subluxation in Contemporary Practice. We were lucky enough to capture this presentation on video and this is now available to access for our current financial Members. Dave was often the conduit between ASRF and the Hamlin Trust (The NZ Research Fund) in co-funding studies, and also a key person in the development of relations between the UCA and ASRF. In fact, he was pivotal in the Foundation reviewing research (out of cycle) for the Board of the UCA, in their decision to fund the study Investigating the Effects of Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation on EEG in Stroke Patients. (Soon to be published.) Dave loved to teach, and this became very evident during his time at NZCC. In recent years he had stepped up and was a founding Member of the Board of Trustees of the Scotland College of Chiropractic Charitable Trust (SCCCT). He was positioned to become the first President of the Scotland College of Chiropractic in 2021. Dave was a prolific researcher with more than 30 publications to his name. He was always saying that If all chiropractors did just one case study in their career, it would help guide the bigger research projects. I for one will be endeavouring to do just that. There are so many other facets of Dave that we will miss - too many to list here. He was a big presence in Chiropractic and a big presence in life. Daves gift to us all is the wonderful memories, incredible research, and special relationships he developed. The Foundation, and myself personally, greatly mourn his passing. Our sincere thoughts and deepest sympathy go out to his family, his children and close friends and colleagues. Craig Foote Chair, Australian Spinal Research Foundation

18.01.2022 A new study published in the British Medical Journal has shown up favorable indicators for manual therapies (including chiropractic care) and colic. Check it out on the blog. https://spinalresearch.com.au/favorable-indicators-for-man/

18.01.2022 Fresh up on the blog: pulse pressure findings following upper cervical chiropractic care. Enjoy! https://spinalresearch.com.au/pulse-pressure-following-upp/

17.01.2022 Congratulations to Phillip Ebrall and the Editorial Team, on the launch of the Asia-Pacific Chiropractic Journal! Its a wonderful resource for our profession. Have a look and sign up to to receive future copies.

17.01.2022 A recent literature review has taken aim at the issue of whether or not spinal manipulation could be an effective asset in the management of Parkinsons Disease. Check out the details on the blog this week. https://spinalresearch.com.au/literature-review-reveals-sp/

17.01.2022 This week on the blog: lumbopelvic manipulation, knee pain and proprioception. A recent study shows improvements in more than just pain. https://spinalresearch.com.au/new-study-examines-immediate/

16.01.2022 Good morning! Happy New Week. Theres a new article up on the blog today. We caught up with Dr Tanja Glucina (chiropractor, researcher and PhD candidate) to discuss her recent paper. Make sure you clear ten minutes to hear about the papers key findings. https://spinalresearch.com.au/10818-2/

15.01.2022 A new article appearing in the "Journal of Pain" has called for a more integrated approach to research - reconnecting the brain with the body in musculoskeletal pain research. This week on the blog we discuss what that means and how it connects with chiropractic research. https://spinalresearch.com.au/reconnecting-the-brain-with-/

14.01.2022 Spinal Research is excited to be participating in this event. Be sure to show your support by registering and get access to over 20 hours of presentations.

11.01.2022 Over the last few years, we have learned a lot about the links between chiropractic care, changes in the brain, and how the brain drives the muscles. But what happens when the presenting condition is pathological, like for example, cerebral palsy? Thats this week on the blog. https://spinalresearch.com.au/changes-in-muscle-spasticity/

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08.01.2022 Joint hypermobility presents a unique set of considerations for chiropractors. A recent case series looked at three cases of benign joint hypermobility syndrome and chiropractic care outcomes. https://spinalresearch.com.au/case-series-chiropractic-car/

08.01.2022 Were excited to announce the launch of our 2020 Grant Program, and proud to introduce the Dave Russell Postgraduate Scholarship Grant, in honour of our friend and colleague. Find out more: https://spinalresearch.com.au/research-ag/research-program/

08.01.2022 A new study has taken a look at how manual therapies including chiropractic might benefit employers and employees by helping to reduce absenteeism. Its a novel take on an age-old problem and potentially great news for chiropractors https://spinalresearch.com.au/manual-therapy-and-occupatio/

07.01.2022 Find out more or order yours here: https://spinalresearch.com.au/fundraising/charity-cards/

07.01.2022 Chiropractic care might not be the first thing that springs to peoples minds when they think of the management of autoimmune conditions. While we cant make generalisations based on case reports, this one sure makes for an interesting read: chiropractic management of a patient with Myasthenia Gravis. https://spinalresearch.com.au/chiropractic-management-of-a/

06.01.2022 Fresh up on the blog - a new paper has taken a look at manual therapies for post-breast cancer patients. https://spinalresearch.com.au/chiropractic-for-breast-canc/

06.01.2022 What happens when a new patient comes in at 87-years old with a 30-year history of chronic back pain and related disability? The latest piece on the blog is a case report covering just that. https://spinalresearch.com.au/geriatric-chiropractic-care-c

05.01.2022 Stroke is a major cause of disability worldwide, and cardiopulmonary function in the rehabilitation phase can be a predictor of future strokes or cardiac events. So what does the research say about spinal manipulation for stroke patients? Turns out its more good news. https://spinalresearch.com.au/thoracic-spinal-manipulation/

04.01.2022 Today on the blog: chiropractic and resolution of primary headaches associated with sexual activity. Enjoy! https://spinalresearch.com.au/case-study-reveals-remission/

04.01.2022 New case report shows anxiety, neck pain and salivary cortisol level improvement concomitant with chiropractic care. Check it out on the blog this week. https://spinalresearch.com.au/case-study-cortisol-anxiety-/

04.01.2022 A new study has indicated that spinal manipulation may decrease the neurologic pain signature in the brain. Check it out on the blog this week. https://spinalresearch.com.au/spinal-manipulation-may-decr/

03.01.2022 Grab a cuppa and enjoy this chat with one of our newest Commercial Sponsors - Niagara Therapy Australasia!

03.01.2022 As research advances, the study of pain is revealing some interesting things about how the brain processes pain. A recent study looked at how communication interacts with the experience of pressure pain thresholds after spinal manipulation. Its a thought provoking study indeed! https://spinalresearch.com.au/the-power-of-communication-s/

02.01.2022 What happens to inflammatory markers in low back pain sufferers after a short course of chiropractic care? We cover it this week on the blog. https://spinalresearch.com.au/inflammation-low-back-pain-a/

02.01.2022 Pain perception, sensitivity and management are three areas of pain research that are still advancing. The latest study up on the blog looks at spinal manipulation and its effect on two particular biomarkers pertinent to a persons experience of pain. Make sure you check it out https://spinalresearch.com.au/the-impact-of-spinal-manipul/

01.01.2022 Dr Bruce Steinberg was the lead author on a recent case series covering chiropractic care and anxiety. He stopped by last week to have a chat about it. Make sure you clear some time and have a listen to this one! Fifteen minutes well spent. https://spinalresearch.com.au/chiropractic-and-anxiety-an-/