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Historically, the chiropractic profession has been open and available to all qualified and interested persons, regardless of sex, race, or creed. For women routinely barred from medicine throughout much of the past century, chiropractic has meant entry into a professional primary health-care career.

In the health-care marketplace, chiropractic has been a powerful and highly competitive force. Public acceptance and consumer confidence in chiropractic are at an all-time high. As public understanding of the positive benefits of chiropractic care increases, so does consumer demand for chiropractic services.

As a primary health-care profession, chiropractic needs only to point to private sector demand and marketplace viability for economic validation. Thousands of American consumers spend out-of-pocket cash for chiropractic care, even when traditional medical care is available through insurance or government programs at a subsidized cost or, in some cases, no cost at all. This choice is made due to benefits received from chiropractic care.

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