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See Latest ArticlesUK chiropractic: regulated but unruly
Journal of Health Services Research & Policy, 06/19/09
Ernst E - Many chiropractors adhere to concepts which fly in the face of science and most seem to regularly violate important principles of ethical behaviour. The advice chiropractors give to their clients is often dangerously misleading. If chiropractic in the UK is to grow into an established health care profession, the General Chiropractic Council and its members should comply with the accepted standards of health care.
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