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For Immediate Release: July 3, 2007

Contact: Tom Blackett, APR

380 Wright Road, Norwalk, IA 50211 USA

Phone: 800-622-6309 or 515-981-9888

Fax: 515-981-9427 E-mail: teblackett@fcer.org

THE WEEK IN CHIROPRACTIC'S RESEARCH ABSTRACTS INDEX NOW ONLINE  

The Week in Chiropractic (TWIC), the popular e-mail newsweekly published by the Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research (FCER), now offers an index of the research abstracts it publishes weekly. The Week in Chiropractic Index of Research Review is now online as part of the FCER Learning Center, available at www.fcer.org. The research abstracts that have been published since the newsweekly was launched on January 2, 2007 may be searched by publication date or by category.

The online newsweekly, published each Tuesday, is available free online to all who request it. The index categories include topics such as Cervical Neck Pain, Chronic Pain, Cost Effectiveness, Musculoskeletal, Nutrition, Physiotherapy and Practice Issues. In total, abstracts may be searched in 34 categories.

The Week in Chiropractic includes timely and relevant research abstracts as well as news items of interest to chiropractic clinicians. The publication enjoys a wide international readership. To subscribe, go online at www.fcer.org.

“With this index, our readers now have easy access to the abstracts of major research findings, which will help in their practices,” TWIC Editor Robin Merrifield, said. “The index, which will be updated weekly, gives the practitioner the ability to easily find the information most relevant to his or her practice situation,” she added.

The online FCER Learning Center includes cost-efficient practitioner educational opportunities such as teleconferences, online seminars, workshops on CD and more.

FCER is the chiropractic profession’s oldest not-for-[profit foundation, serving the profession since 1944. FCER, based in Norwalk, Iowa, has as its mission to “Translate Research into Practice” by granting funds for research and producing practitioner and patient education materials including teleconferences, CDs, books and pamphlets. FCER is developing the profession’s only Evidence-Based Chiropractic Resource Center.

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