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Athlete’s foot impacts more than just athletes. Almost anyone can suffer through the symptoms of this fungal infection. But what causes it and how can you prevent it?

Ankle sprains are a common and painful injury. Taking preventive steps helps though, and you can keep your ankles safe by stretching, taping, and choosing the right shoes.

Diabetes can take a big toll on your feet, interfering with both nerves and blood flow. Left untreated, this could cause major damage and infections in your feet, which could lead to gangrene and amputation.

"Noting a recent case involving a 36-year-old runner who presented with left lateral ankle pain with no obvious precipitating cause, these authors provide a comprehensive review of the literature on injury prevention in runners."

No one wants to talk about embarrassing problems like toenail fungus. But, with a little foresight, there are several ways to prevent this very common and contagious condition. Don’t miss our top tips to help keep your toes and feet fungus-free.

Minimally-invasive surgeries for foot and ankle conditions bring about fewer risks and require less recovery time compared to conventional procedures. If more invasive surgery isn’t an option for you, they may be your best option.

Picking the right shoes for your sport may be the difference between maximizing your performance and risking a serious foot injury. Different activities place different demands on your feet, so take a moment to review these key shoe-buying tips.

Do you have a board-certified podiatrist on your personal care team? If not, National Diabetes Awareness Month is a good time to learn why it’s so important to enlist the help of a foot and ankle expert to address diabetic foot issues.

What's the best way to prepare your home for bunion surgery recovery? These seven tips will help it go smoothly.

For such tiny areas relative to the rest of your body, your feet can have an incredibly wide impact. With custom orthotics, we go straight to the source of the problem to promote better function throughout your entire body.

One of the first steps to healthy running is wearing supportive running shoes. Neglecting to wear proper footwear can lead to a variety of foot problems that can cause injury and impede performance.