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What the evidence says

Reading the evidence honestly

Where the evidence supports chiropractic

The limits and the contested claims

Checkpoint: evidence and its limits

Safety and professional practice

The real risk profile of manipulation

Red flags and contraindications: when not to adjust

Professionalism, consent, and knowing your limits

Final checkpoint: safety first

The mark of a modern chiropractor is intellectual honesty: knowing what the evidence supports, where it runs out, and — above all — when not to adjust. This module surveys the evidence base across musculoskeletal and non-musculoskeletal complaints, then turns to the risks, the red flags, the absolute contraindications, and the professional duties that make care safe.

Evidence, Safety and Clinical Practice

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