Does case misclassification threaten the validity of studies investigating the relationship between neck manipulation and vertebral artery dissection stroke? Yes

Overview of attention for article published in Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, November 2016

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“Neck pain is self-limited and strokes are bad.” #davidthaler #neurology @TuftsMedicine https://t.co/LL1XTEcYf6 @LesterLeung #dissection

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@DaleThompsonDC @wiscoblue @HalstedMD Thanks for chriosplaining research levels. Any harmful event will be prospectively studied as cases. But, meta-analysis lets us review the literature: -https://t.co/oi2XBc2QJQ -https://t.co/sdLd6Oefry -https://t.co/q3g

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@DaleThompsonDC @Swoopy See https://t.co/v69IhJgOiW Also see https://t.co/nuzLMJhrqZ Precautionary Principle still applies due to safer and cheaper options being available.

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RT @AKButtery: There is biological plausibility in why neck manipulation could cause vertebral artery dissection #stroke https://t.co/ozMmD…

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