24
Jun
Call for Volunteers in Botswana and the Dominican Republic
WSC is currently recruiting two volunteers to work as Clinical Supervisors in the Dominican Republic and in Botswana. We would like to fill these roles as soon as possible.
19
Jun
Focus on WSC Research Committee
World Spine Care’s research committee is responsible for overseeing our research agenda, moving the research program forward. Read on for a one-on-one interview with Eric about the importance of research in meeting World Spine Care’s mission.
18
Jun
Building a Strong Partnership: World Spine Care and the Spanish Chiropractic Association (Asociación Española de Quiropráctica) Work Together for Spine Care
The Board of Directors, volunteers, and staff of World Spine Care wishes to recognize the Spanish Chiropractic Association (Asociación Española de Quiropráctica – AEQ) for... Read More
09
Jun
European Spine Ride 2019
In just one month, 13 amateur cyclists and two support drivers from Spain, Germany and England will be meeting up in Munich on Monday 8th July to commence the 560km (348 miles) ride to Vienna. All riders are self-funding their rides and are aiming to raise funds in support of World Spine Care Europe!
05
Jun
JOIN WORLD SPINE CARE AT THE EUROSPINE ANNUAL MEETING IN HELSINKI THIS OCTOBER
The EUROSPINE Annual Meeting will be held 16-18 October, 2019 in Helsinki, Finland. World Spine Care representatives will participate in scientific sessions to promote our... Read More
29
May
Bringing Spine Care to the Under Served in the Dominican Republic: The Volunteer Experience
This month, we’re thrilled to introduce you to Alan Bertolero DC, who is currently serving as one of the Clinical Supervisors at the World Spine... Read More
27
Mar
World Spine Care Europe welcomes Adam Wilkey as the incoming President to the World Spine Care Europe Board of Directors.
Introducing Adam Wilkey, the incoming President to the World Spine Care (WSC) Europe Board of Directors. Adam is a Chiropractor, a husband and father of... Read More
15
Mar
World Spine Care: Continuing to Provide Evidence-based Care In Under Served Communities
It is always the stark juxtapositions that you are undeniably faced with in India that leave a lasting impression on me. Extravagant malls; remote rural populations without access to regular electricity. Smart businessmen travelling by train; sari-clad women carrying baskets of rice overhead walking for miles. Luxury hotels; woven mats to sleep on the floor. A bustling business district; those who cannot afford a day off work to seek medical advice.