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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Don’t confuse gout with bunions
Individuals who develop inflamed bumps at the base of their big toe may be wondering what brought on the deformity. Continue reading
Foot fetishist publicist is a pain in the feet for former client
Publicist Chuck Jones has been involved in a legal battle with his former client and Donald Trump’s ex-wife Marla Maples. Continue reading
New Nikes may reduce foot pain, enhance performance
The Bleacher Report recently ran an article on the new model of Nikes called Hyperdunk Plus, which feature technology in the soles that keeps track of a wearer’s movement, helping athletes identify their strengths and weaknesses. Continue reading
Foot pain linked to excess body weight
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that about one-third of American adults are overweight, and the same proportion is obese, which amounts to a whopping two-thirds of the population that needs to lose weight. Continue reading
Keep your feet healthy while biking this summer
Serious cyclists know about the importance of rigid, supportive footwear when riding. However, the more casual bike rider may think it’s adequate to just toss on a pair of flip flops before heading out for a cruise. Continue reading
New show may help ballerinas feel better about their bunions
A scene in a recent episode of Bunheads on ABC family may have struck a little close to home for some ballet dancers, as it featured the show’s characters comparing their bunions and hammer toe. Continue reading
Early menopause may mean good things for foot health
Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic condition that affects women more often than men, according to the National Institutes of Health. It can lead to stiff fingers, bunions, hammer toe and other potentially serious joint immobility. Continue reading
3D imaging may improve diagnosis of fallen arches
Flatfoot disorder – also known as fallen arches or plantar fasciitis – may not be serious on its own, but may develop into a painful condition when left untreated, and possibly cause secondary conditions like bunions or knee problems. Continue reading
There are rules to wearing flip flops
It’s summertime and people have been breaking out their flip flops to show their bunions the light of day, much to the detriment of the general public who has to view them, as well as the wearer’s foot heath. Continue reading
Youth track and field athletes may avoid foot pain with new shoes
Kids may seem indestructible when they’re out on the track or field competing against their peers. Continue reading
