Podiatry
Care For Aching Feet
Since your feet are so strong, there is concern when pain of unknown origin causes you to hobble.
Podiatry
Two Feet Wider
While looking through your closet, you may find old and forgotten shoes that are two sizes smaller than the new ones you wear.
MD REVIEW
Podiatry
Did You Break Your Toe?
Can you distinguish the difference between a broken foot, sprain, and covid toe based on extent of trauma, how fast pain subsides, and X-ray?
Podiatry
Can a Chiropractor Fix Your Feet?
Breaking a foot taught me a few things about foot injury care. But I never considered a chiropractor until now.
Gastroenterology
Why Diets Don’t Work
One problem with fad diets is the imbalance of nutrition. I’m losing more than a pound per week without dieting. Find out how.
PATIENT STORY
Cardiology
How PAD is Confused With Diabetes
Peripheral artery disease falls under the cardiology specialty. Diabetes is treated by endocrinologists and nephrologists. How can diabetes be confused with PAD?
POPULAR
Cardiology
Walk Away From Fatigue
If you are awakening just long enough to get back under the covers, rule out serious health problems. These simple steps can gradually distance you from time-robbing fatigue.
Gastroenterology
Step Into Shoes of Chronic Pain Sufferers
Chronic pain sufferers need more endurance. Whether you are a friend, loved one or personal physician, here is an introduction to the world of these heroes that deserve our support.
TECHNOLOGY
Fitness
Where Do We Stand On Prosthetics?
In the race for more natural solutions, prostheses need not resemble the ill-fitted mannequin-like appendages of the 1940s. Here is a summary of top prosthetics and where to get them.
RIDDLE
Podiatry
What Works From The Bottom And Never Gets On Top?
You might feel you are working at a dead-end job but this impressive pair is content with its position and function in life.
TECHNOLOGY
Cardiology
How to Track Your Steps With Your iPhone
While research suggests a beneficial increase to 15,000 steps per day, a longstanding goal of 10,000 is common. How can you begin keeping track?
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