How Much Drinking Water is too Much? ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    The question of how much drinking water is needed for good health is a complicated one.  The proper amount of fluid required varies depending upon a number of factors. ChiroACCESS |  December 6, 2013

Diagnostic Imaging Case Report: A 71-year-old male reports chronic low back and hip pain Jack Henry, DC, DACBR    A 71-year-old male reports chronic low back and hip pain. No history of recent trauma was reported. Physical exam findings were not provided at the time of formal image interpretation. Radiology Diagnostics, LLC |  March 27, 2013

What Does the Future Hold for Chiropractic? ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    The ACC/RAC meeting this past weekend (March 15th & 16th) featured a keynote speaker, Clem Bezold, PhD, Chairman and Senior Futurist, at the Institute for Alternative Futures. Dr. Bezold and his organization make educated predictions and alternative futures for professions and organizations. ChiroACCESS |  March 21, 2013

Thirdhand Smoke: Understanding a Serious “New” Health Risk ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    Recent studies now describe the risk of environmental pollutants that remain even after the second hand smoke has cleared. These pollutants remain on the surfaces of buildings, furniture, floors, clothing and other items exposed to smokers and are being referred to as third hand (or thirdhand) smoke. ChiroACCESS |  March 19, 2013

What Recent Research Tell us about Happiness ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    Historically, happiness has been the subject of commentaries and editorials but not a topic for rigorous research.  Now, there seems to be a relative explosion of “happiness” studies mirroring a biological growth curve. ChiroACCESS |  March 7, 2013

Improving Low Back Pain and Sciatica with Weight Reduction ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    Several important studies published during the past year reinforce the association between chronic low back pain, acute low back pain and sciatica to comorbidities like obesity. ChiroACCESS |  February 28, 2013

Chocolate and Your Health ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    Want to possibly improve your brain power, reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease, or find an economical sports drink? If you do, chocolate may be an alternative. ChiroACCESS |  October 31, 2012

Diagnostic Imaging Case Report: A 39-year-old female reports with chronic back pain Jack Henry, DC, DACBR    A 39-year-old female reports with chronic back pain of many years. The patient’s past medical history and physical examination findings were not provided at time of formal image interpretation. Radiology Diagnostics, LLC |  August 8, 2012

Health Center Evaluates Chiropractic ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    There has been conflicting research and an ongoing debate regarding the cost value of chiropractic. At the center of the debate is the question: Does chiropractic add to or reduce the total cost of care? ChiroACCESS |  July 27, 2012

Hypertension and Nutrition Dwain M. Daniel, D.C.    A recent study found that approximately 10% of hypertensive patients have a genetic defect which responds to a low dose of riboflavin (1.6mg) by providing a double digit lowering of both systolic and diastolic blood pressure. ChiroACCESS |  June 4, 2012

Dogs to the Rescue ChiroACCESS Editorial Staff    Dogs have a great capacity to assist humans and have historically played many roles in their synergistic relationship with us.  There are a reported 78 million dogs in the United States and 40% of U.S. households have at least one dog, so their impact on our lives should not be underestimated. ChiroACCESS |  May 25, 2012

Diagnostic Imaging Case Report: A 52-year-old female reports neck stiffness Jack Henry, DC, DACBR    A 52-year-old female reports neck stiffness of three weeks duration. No history of trauma was reported. The patient’s past medical history and physical examination were relatively unremarkable. Radiology Diagnostics, LLC |  May 23, 2012

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Jack Henry, DC, DACBR

Jack Henry DC, DACBR is a residency-trained radiologist with over 20 years experience interpreting diagnostic images for chiropractors and medical doctors across the country. Dr. Henry has lectured on topics of radiology for state and local chiropractic societies. At present, Dr. Henry makes his home in Massachusetts with his wife Lisa. Together, they have three adult children all of whom currently serve in the Armed Forces: Captain Claire Henry, USMC, 2005 graduate of the US Naval Academy, Lieutenant Sean Teresa Henry, 2008 graduate of the US Air Force Academy, and Cadet 4th Class Conor Henry, US Air Force Academy, Class of 2013.

Dr. Henry is Radiologist-in-Chief of Radiology Diagnostics, LLC. If you would like to contact Dr. Henry you can e-mail him at xray92@radiologydiagnostics.com.

Dwain M. Daniel, D.C.

Dr. Dwain Daniel graduated from Cleveland Chiropractic College in 1981 and opened his private practice in San Antonio, Texas in 1982. He was in solo practice until 2000 when he accepted the position of Associate Director of Research at Parker College of Chiropractic. In 2002 he was selected as the Chairperson for the Department of Diagnosis and Clinical Applications. In 2006 he returned to the Research Institute to become the Research-Faculty Liaison for the college. His primary mission is to develop reviews on evidence-based prevention, diagnosis and treatment of a variety of commonly encountered conditions and to assist faculty research. This new and unique position is critical to the educational process in a rapidly changing information and evidence based health care environment. Dr. Daniel received his B.A. degree from Texas State University, is a past President of the Texas Chiropractic Association, District 10, and has earned a Chiropractic Certification in Spinal Trauma (CCST). He has had several papers published in the peer reviewed press and teaches informatics and evidence-based practice to chiropractors throughout the United States.