• Littzi NM
• Kelly S
• Bonavito-Larragoite G
• Merkier C
• Karamanidis K
• Pollard H
• Langweiler M
• Spreckley M
• Fukakusa da Silva K
• Neff S
• Holguin S
• Neff V

• Chiropractic Research
• Open Access Document
• Parker University

Parker University’s Research Center, in partnership with Parker Seminars, hosted the fourth annual Abstracts for Clinical Evidence (ACE) program at Parker Seminars: Miami, June 6–8, 2025. Continuing its mission to promote knowledge translation, ACE featured research on this year’s theme—Older Adults—with submissions spanning study protocols, case studies/series, systematic and scoping reviews, and original research. Participants presented their work through engaging infographics, with the option to submit a companion abstract, which are published here in the JCC. We hope you enjoy ACE’s commitment to transforming science into practical, clinically relevant insights.

Chiropractic management of multi-factorial low back pain in a patient diagnosed with transthyretin cardiac anyloidosis: a case report  - Littzi NM, Kelly S, Bonavito-Larrogoite G

Perceived impact of multimodal chiropractic care on sports performance among older track and field athletes - Merkier C, Karamanidis K, Pollard H, Langweiler M, Spreckley M.

Effective conservative management to improve function and reduce pain in elderly patients with degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) - Fukakusa da Silva K

Conservative management of chronic phantom orchialgia with spinal manipulation and manual - Neff S, Holguin S, Neff V

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