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Yikes. I just happened upon this one myself. It needs serious help (looks like part of it is disputed as NPOV as well); there's a much better article to be done here. Chiropractic medicine -- Knowledge Seeker? Feel up to it? · Katefan0(scribble) 18:49, Apr 20, 2005 (UTC)

  • I've put it on Knowledge Seeker's desk. Mgm|(talk) 08:41, Apr 21, 2005 (UTC)
  • Dmcdevit, you think you could help out with some factchecking and referencing? I know little about chiropractic medicine, and I probably have a science- and evidence-based bias. Copying this to User:Dmcdevit/Desk. — Knowledge Seeker 08:33, 27 Apr 2005 (UTC)
  • Put on User:Oliverkeenan/Desk. The whole POV thing is confusing to me. I have done, and will do some copyeditting, but that's about done. Oliver, you think you could take a look at what needs to be done? --Dmcdevit 00:03, 30 Apr 2005 (UTC)
  • Thanks Dmcdevit. Sorry for the delay in replying - I'm a little busy. I don't feel I'm able to provide a NPOV on this one I'm afraid for two reasons, firstly I am biased against alternative medicine due to my training in conventional medicine/nursing and secondly I don't know enough about chiropractic medicine to comment. Oliver Keenan 14:18, May 4, 2005 (UTC) (I've moved it back to User:Dmcdevit/Desk, as I wasn't able to find anyone more appropriate to cleanup.
  • I've been making some edits here and there mostly to the Criticism section which didn't seem to reflect the evidence of the critics. I apologise that I have done these edits largely without participation on the Talk list. However they seem to have stood, dispite the torrent of edits that happen on this page. :-). I just made one more edit to the "Scientific Evidence" section mentioning how case studies are classified. I really mean no disrespect to Chiropractic but when you read a pile of case studies it makes it look like there is this mountain of evidence for treating these diseases which AFAIK aren't even part of standard Chiropractic medicine. In retrospect it might be a better idea, to create a stub article linking off the term "case study" to short description of how these things are classified. Any ideas folks?

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