Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 26498
  Title Point of view: Epitaph Part One
URL https://www.apcj.net/mckibbin-epitaph-part-1/
Journal Asia-Pac Chiropr J. 2021 ;1(3):1-3
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Extract: Internationally, organised medicine controls a monopoly over the structure and function of public health. The current elimination of Australia’s philosophy-subluxation-based chiropractic requires and gets the cooperation of government and media.

As part of the Iowa Plan, medical associations in various countries, including Australia, declared that is unethical for members to professionally associate with a chiropractor, on the pretence of protecting patient safety. Patients remain unaware that this is a profit-motivated global boycott.

Author keywords: Health care - Establishment - Chiropractic - Subluxation

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