Pain that develops in your heel that is not a result of a heel bruise can often be traced back to a problem with your plantar fascia. However, there are a number of different conservative care options you can try on your own to see if pain and discomfort subsides. We take a look at […]
Preventing Falls in Seniors Over The Age of 65
Falls are a big source of injury for individuals over the age of 65, and doctors are always looking for better ways to help keep patients upright. According to new research from the Journal of the American Medical Association, exercise may be one of the best ways to prevent against falls in older individuals. For […]
The Dangers Of Wet Socks
Winter is nearly here, and that means the streets and sidewalks will soon be filled with snow and slush as the temperatures rise and fall. If you don’t have a quality pair of shoes, snows can make it’s way into your shoe and cause your socks to get wet. This is a mildly annoying feeling, […]
Coping With Burnout As An Independent Physician
New research from the American Medical Association suggests that doctors are now spending two hours imputing data on electronic medical records and doing other administrative work for every one hour they spend at a patient’s beside. This suggests that there is a large administrative burden in the healthcare community, and it’s a major contributor to […]
Why Is My Foot Pain Lingering?
Sometimes foot pain seems to come and go, but what happens if foot pain develops and then never truly goes away? What should you do if you foot pain continues to linger for weeks or months? We explain why that might be happening, and what you can do about it in this blog. Foot Pain […]
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