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Volume 9
J Chiropr Humanit 2000; 9
From "Quacks To Colleagues?" Viewing The Evolution of Orthodox Tolerance of
Deviant Medical Practice: Address to The 1998 Centennial Conference Medical
Library Association, Philadelphia, Pa, May 26, 1998
Russell W. Gibbons
Vertebral Subluxation and A Professional Objective For Chiropractic
Michael T. Clusserath, DC
An Essay on Chiropractic’s "Institute Of Qualification"
Ronald P. Beideman, DC, ND, FICC
The Subluxation Complex
Leonard J. Faye, DC
Thomas Jones Palmer, Western Pioneer Publicist
Robert B. Jackson, DC, FICC
Robert Boyd Jackson: Chiropractic Clinican, Statesman, Historian
Herbert J. Vear, DC, FCCS
Universal Intelligence: A Theological Entity in Conflict with Lutheran
Theology
Timothy Mirtz, DC
Chiropractic Ethics: An Oxymoron? Contemporary Ethical Issues in Chiropractic
J. C. Smith, DC
The Art Of Listening
George W. Such, DC
Chiropractors Are Physicians (And Almost Always Were)
Ronald P. Beideman, DC, ND, FICC
Avoiding Pedantism
Claire D. Johnson, DC, DACBSP
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