Pediatric Spinal Manipulation: What the Evidence Says & Why It Matters

Hands On Hands Off
10/03/2025 51 min
Pediatric Spinal Manipulation: What the Evidence Says & Why It Matters

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Should spinal manipulation be used in pediatric care? In this episode, experts Dr. Anita Gross and Dr. Nikki Evans break down the findings of the Pediatric Manipulation Task Force, highlighting evidence-based recommendations, safety concerns, and the need for better adverse event reporting.

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