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Mesa clinic offers free tests during Spine Health Awareness Month

A Mesa chiropractor is offering free MedX back or neck testing in October, Spine Health Awareness Month.

Dr. B. Jeffrey Jolley, who serves as the clinic director at The Center for Total Back …

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OCTOBER

Mesa clinic offers free tests during Spine Health Awareness Month

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A Mesa chiropractor is offering free MedX back or neck testing in October, Spine Health Awareness Month.

Dr. B. Jeffrey Jolley, who serves as the clinic director at The Center for Total Back Care, 2220 S. Country Club in Mesa, said “evidence shows that 80% of chronic spinal pain is due to muscle weakness, which increases as damage to the spine worsens.”

For more: totalback.com.

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