The Whiplash Report
Vol. 1 No. 5 - April 9, 2014
(Click here for a 1-page .pdf of this newsletter)
Providing personal injury attorneys
with the most up-to-date research on chiropractic and whiplash, from
the biomechanics of whiplash injury to chiropractics ability to enhance
patient care and recovery.
In this issue, a 2012 study addresses Reverse Causality:
![Study 20Title](/img/Whiplash%20Report/2014/Vol%201%20No%205/Study%20Title.png)
and the common belief that whiplash victims submitting claims for treatment have longer recovery times and worse outcomes than those who do not:
![1st 20statement](/img/Whiplash%20Report/2014/Vol%201%20No%205/1st%20statement.png)
they showed that when Reverse Causality is figured into the data, those submitting claims actually had lower pain levels (18.8/100) than those not submitting claims (19.01/100). The researchers concluded:
![Conclusion](/img/Whiplash%20Report/2014/Vol%201%20No%205/Conclusion.png)
You want the best for your personal injury clients.
Refer them to a chiropractor trained to properly care for them.
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