Mastoid Fossa Study (skip down to the next article if you don't like to read science)

This article is a report on thermographic research. It appears in a peer-reviewed journal and was published in July 2010.  The study involves skin temperature measurements as a determinant of vertebral subluxation.  It is authored by Dr. Myron Brown; collaborators were Arianna Coe and Tom DeBoard.  Click here to go to the Journal of Vertebral Subluxation Research.  Original Research [July 15, 2010 pp 1-13]
Mastoid Fossa Temperature Imbalances in the Presence of Interference Patterns: A Retrospective Analysis of 253 Cases
Myron Brown BS, DC; Arianna Coe BM, LMT; Thomas D. DeBoard, B.S., MBA   Chiropractors may wish to visit Titronics for information on the equipment used in this study.

In this article written by Dr. Brown the fascinating life of D.D. Palmer, founder of the chiropractic profession is explored.  Published as a scholarly work, the article appears in a peer-reviewed journal.

Citation: Old Dad Chiro: His Thoughts, Words and Deeds, Myron D. Brown, Journal of Chiropractic Humanities - December 2009 (Vol. 16, Issue 1, Pages 57-75, DOI: 10.1016/j.echu.2010.02.002)   Click here to go to the article.   Then follow down the list of articles and it will be found about half way down the page; click on "Old Dad Chiro: His Thoughts, Words and Deeds, by Myron D. Brown."   

“Sex appeal or substance: Where is the greater vision?” an article published in The Chiropractic Journal, a newspaper distributed to the entire chiropractic profession -

Excerpt:  I'll always remember that silly slogan burned into a rustic wooden sign at camp. Although it wasn't particularly funny, it was one of many little quips found here and there in that vast wooded setting known as summer camp. "Clean mind, clean body...take your pick" was a witticism whose understood purpose was to produce a chuckle...”

Click here for Part One, January 2008.
Click here for Part Two, February 2008.

“Diamonds and Violins” an article originally published in The Chiropractic Journal, a newspaper distributed to the entire chiropractic profession - Excerpt:  “As the dark ages were giving way to the age of enlightenment, the unassuming violin was emerging as the brightest jewel in the crown of musical instruments...”  (Dr. Brown is a professor of clinical sciences and Executive Vice President/Provost of Sherman College of Straight Chiropractic. A 1974 graduate of Palmer College, he is a Fellow of the College of Straight Chiropractic (1999), has extensive experience in chiropractic college accreditation and is a former member of the Board of Trustees of Sherman. He lectures on chiropractic internationally and has played a pivotal role in the development of modern chiropractic instrumentation.) 

Please click here to link to the article in The Chiropractic Journal