In this Shop Talk Dr. Chad Cook speaks with Dr. Daniel Maddox about his study that evaluates the existing body of trials assessing manual therapy for low back pain (LBP) to determine where it falls on the efficacy-effectiveness continuum. Dr. Maddox’s full paper can be found here.
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