Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 20407
  Title Chiropractors' legal status in Missouri: it mattered who you knew
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Journal Chiropr Hist. 2008 Summer;28(1):61-68
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Abstract/Notes The licensing of chiropractic health care in many American states was a matter of strenuous lobbying and grass roots politicking. In Missouri, however, chiropractors’ legal status depended far more on access to individual decision-makers than to broad public appeal. Two anecdotes reveal how the first chiropractic statute was enacted and how basic science legislation was prevented in the “Show Me State.”

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