Chiropractic has role to play in easing lower back pain: study

Article from US News on a military study recently published in the Journal of the AMA. Active-duty military personnel reported having fewer back problems when they visited a chiropractor along with receiving usual medical care, the researchers said.
Do you think having more access to chiropractic treatment will be beneficial for our military?

Chiropractic has role to play in easing lower back pain: study

The Surprising Reasons Your Lower Back Pain Treatment Isn’t Working

his article from Prevention magazine reviews the new groundbreaking research recently published in the medical journal The Lancet showing that much back treatment is not based on current research. The authors of the studies recommend non drug treatments such as chiropractic spinal manipulation and exercise therapy before trying drug therapy. 
Do you think these are good recommendations.
The Surprising Reasons Your Lower Back Pain Treatment Isn’t Working

The guidelines on low back pain are clear: drugs and surgery should be the last resort

Good comprehensive article discussing the recommendations from several recent low back pain guidelines to start out with non drug treatments such as spinal manipulation (adjustments) and keep drugs and surgery as second line treatments.
Do you think these are good recommendations?The guidelines on low back pain are clear: drugs and surgery should be the last resort

Alternative treatments for new patients with chronic pain helping with opioid decline

A new law in West Virginia sets limits on opioid prescriptions and mandates that health-care practitioners prescribe or recommend physical therapy, occupational therapy, acupuncture, massage therapy and chiropractic care for new patients with conditions that cause chronic pain.
Do you think this law will help decrease opioid prescribing?

Alternative treatments for new patients with chronic pain helping with opioid decline

Millions Get Wrong Treatment for Back Pain: Lancet Study

Another article on the three papers recently published in the Lancet medical journal. They state that much of the diagnostic and treatment modalities used for back pain are not based on scientific evidence, are costly, and can be dangerous. Worldwide, disability from chronic back pain has risen more than 50 percent since 1990, and the trend is expected to continue as the number of seniors grows.
I cannot figure out why this widespread mistreatment continues. Aniyone have any ideas?
Millions Get Wrong Treatment for Back Pain: Study