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First chiropractic adjustment to Harvey Lillard.
Performed by Daniel David Palmer on a partially deaf man, who later regained hearing after receiving an adjustment. -
Palmer College of Chiropractic opens.
After the adjustment to Harvey Lillard, Palmer decided to open a school for the training and education of Chiropractic. -
Chiropractic theories began to be tested.
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National Institutes of Health.
The NIH gathered chiropractors, osteopaths, medical doctors and PhD scientists together to discuss strategies to study spinal manipulation. -
JMPT.
The Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics was released, a medical journal of chiropractic. In 1981 it was included in the National Library of Medicine's Index Medicus. -
Kenneth F. DeBoer's opinion piece.
Kenneth F. DeBoer discussed the faculty's authority to change the status quo, he wanted to publicly address Chiropractic as relevant. -
Scholarly interest in Chiropractic.
In the mid-1990's students were more interested in chiropractic, which helped improve service quality and establish clinical guidelines. -
British Chiropractic Association.
Simon Singh was sued by the BCA for criticizing their chiropractic activities. When a preliminary hearing took place the judge accused the BCA of being dishonest when promoting chiropractic treatments. They eventually withdrew their lawsuit.