New research presented in the Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery suggests that ankle fractures can essentially be a death sentence for elderly individuals. For the study, researcher Dr. Corey Rosenbaum and colleagues decided to see if “low energy” open ankle fractures had an impact on a senior citizens’ life expectancy. “Low energy” open ankle […]
Going Barefoot Can Improve Mobility and Balance
New research out of Ithaca’s College School of Health Sciences and Performance suggests that walking around barefoot is very beneficial for our feet. According to researchers, ditching footwear helps improve stability, balance and posture, and it also helps prevent common injuries and strengthen “often overlooked” foot muscles. Shoes are great for protecting our feet and dispersing […]
The Paris Attacks and The Importance of Blood Donation
Last Friday started off like any other Friday, but as we winded down those last few hours on the clock before heading home to see our families, we learned about a tragic scene unfolding in Paris. Terrorists attacks at a restaurant, a soccer match and at a music venue left 129 people dead, 350 injured and […]
Our Hearts To Your Soles is One Week Away
We’re only a week away from Our Hearts To Your Soles 2015, and we couldn’t be more excited! Between organizing sponsors, making schedules for volunteers and helping spread the word about the event, it’s been a hectic couple of weeks. But all the hard work will certainly be worth it. Here’s a quick reminder of […]
Peyton Manning Partially Tears Plantar Fascia
The 2016 NFL season has been marred by some high-profile injuries, and Sunday was no different. In fact, one of the games biggest stars suffered a foot injury that may force him to miss significant time. Today, we’re going to break down Peyton Manning’s torn plantar fascia, and discuss if and when he’ll return to the field. Peyton’s […]
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