 | Flu vaccine 'success' rate down to 44%
in 2007 -- Last year, the flu
vaccine was just 44% effective in protecting Americans against the flu.
Given this, coupled with the increased awareness of the potential negative
side effects of such drugs, one would expect the medical industry to
rethink its attitude toward seasonal immunization. |
| New books hit shelves --
Two new books by chiropractors were
released recently, one a first-time effort directed at the public and the
other a guide to marketing for practicing DCs written by a well-known
chiropractic author. |
| Chiropractic America re-launched by Dr.
Terry A. Rondberg -- The goal
of Chiropractic America has always been to share the chiropractic story
with people everywhere and educate them about the importance of spinal
health and the unique benefits of chiropractic care. Several years ago, it
came up with a winning plan for a massive public relations campaign that
could have helped reach that goal. |
| Biofeedback helps shooter win Olympic
Gold Medal -- Sports
psychologist Timothy Harkness rarely discusses results with his clients,
but he couldn't help bringing up the subject of a possible Gold Medal
after he finished a training session with Indian sharpshooter Abhinav
Bindra. |
