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Companies are making space for on-site chiropractors
Spring, 2013 (v8:n1)

Previous Issues

Chiropractic Identity
Defining who we are for health care
Fall, 2012 (v7:n2)
Palmer alumni are keeping elite athletes at the top of their game
Spring, 2012 (v7:n1)
What is Evidence-Based Clinical Practice?
Palmer's strategy for focused curricular change to improve patient care
Fall, 2011 (v6:n2)
Building Healthy Relationships
Palmer alumni and other healthcare practitioners are working together to benefit patients
Spring, 2011 (v6:n1)
8 Reasons to Refer Students
Eight students share their appreciation for Palmer and honor the alumni who referred them
Fall, 2010 (v5:n2)
A chancellor for our times
Spring, 2010 (v5:n1)
Stepping up to the plate
Ways to help your patients eat well to stay well
Fall, 2009 (v4:n3)
Giving healthcare and hope
Palmer’s Outreach Clinics provide a lifeline for hard times
Summer, 2009 (v4:n2)
Reach out. Re-energize. Recruit.
Alumni are using tried, true and new methods to bring students to Palmer
Winter/Spring, 2009 (v4:n1)
Serving those who serve their country
Palmer alumni are bringing chiropractic care to the military
Fall, 2008 (v3:n3)
Translating research into better health
Palmer is at the forefront of chiropractic research
Summer, 2008 (v3:n2)
Making a world of difference
Palmer’s Clinic Abroad Program brings chiropractic care to those in need
Winter/Spring, 2008 (v3:n1)
Leading Ladies
Palmer continues its tradition of preparing women leaders in chiropractic
Fall, 2007 (v2:n3)
Team Players
Palmer alumni are helping a variety of athletes achieve their personal best
Summer, 2007 (v2:n2)
Family Practice
For some families, when it comes to attending Palmer, it's all relative
Winter/Spring, 2007 (v2:n1)
Reaching Out
Alumni are introducing the world to chiropractic, one patient at a time
Fall, 2006 (v1:n3)
Blueprints for success
Recent graduates are building new practices with careful planning and hard work
Summer, 2006 (v1:n2)
Chiropractic in the new New Orleans
What would you do if most of your patients left town—and never came back?
Winter/Spring, 2006 (v1:n1)