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Immune Function and Chiropractic — What Does the Evidence Provide? — Revised

primary document · 2020
type:primary document
year:2020
citation:International Chiropractors Association. Immune Function and Chiropractic — What Does the Evidence Provide? — Revised. 28 March 2020. Accessed 31 August 2026.
LINK
https://www.chiropractic.org/immune-function-and-chiropractic-what-does-the-evidence-provide-revised/
SUMMARY
The International Chiropractors Association's own revised report of 28 March 2020, still publicly available on the association's current official domain when fetched directly on 31 August 2026. The report says no claim may be made that chiropractic prevents or cures COVID-19 and acknowledges that no clinical trials establish a direct causal relationship between adjustment and increased protection from COVID-19. It nevertheless assembles basic-science, biomarker, and anecdotal material to argue for possible links between chiropractic adjustment and immune function. Used strictly as the first-party active-surface record paired with Côté et al. 2020's independent critique of this same report and operator.
NOTES

The International Chiropractors Association’s own revised immune-function report. It is attached as the subject-controlled record of the exact current-profession claim independently assessed by Côté et al. 2020, not as evidence that chiropractic affects immunity.