The chiropractors' college implemented a new policy on efficacy claims this summer, singling out several conditions that chiropractors are not qualified to treat. chiropractors were defying college policy by posting anti-vaccination material to Facebook, according to interim college registrar Richard Simpson. College policy forbids B.C. But Rai and Desaulniers have also posted materials online suggesting that chiropractic techniques can be used to treat autism and ADHD. While the majority of practitioners seem to stick strictly to information about spinal and joint health, several make claims about conditions banned by the college's efficacy claims policy.

Source: CBC News October 15, 2018 13:52 UTC