Recent Releases
Subluxation As A Social/Cultural Imitation:Resolving A Phylobiological Epiphenomenon, Part 2
Mark R. Filippi, D.C. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research ~ Volume 3 ~ Number 4 ~ Pages 1-13 Abstract In Part I of this paper, a thesis was presented that recasts subluxation as an information-based, process-oriented phylobiological epiphenomenon....
Pattern Analysis of Paraspinal Temperatures:A Descriptive Report
Pattern Analysis of Paraspinal Temperatures: A Descriptive ReportJohn Hart, D.C., and William R. Boone, Ph.D., D.C. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research ~ Volume 3 ~ Number 4 ~ Pages 1-8 AbstractA thorough analysis of vertebral subluxation requires assessment of...
Cover From Printed Issue
Cover From Printed Issue Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research ~ Volume 3 ~ Number 3 About the Cover: Modeled after Rodin's "Thinker," the pondering man seems to be an appropriate symbol for the contents of this issue of JVSR, which is expected to create a...
Clarifying the Objectives of Chiropractic Care
William R. Boone, PhD., D.C. Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research ~ Volume 3 ~ Number 3 ~ Pages 1-2 Abstract There are at least two major schools of thought within the chiropractic profession. This idea is nothing new, having been documented in the Seventh...
