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BiomechanicsAugust 1, 2026
When Your Feet Hurt, You Hurt All Over
Untreated foot problems rarely stay in the feet. A painful corn or a flat, in-rolling foot can send pain up into the knees, hips, back and beyond. Here is how it happens, and how custom orthotics put it right.
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BunionsAugust 1, 2026
Bunions and Hallux Valgus: 6 Ways to Ease the Pain
A bunion, or Hallux Valgus, is that painful bony bump at the base of the big toe, and it tends to worsen over time. Here is what causes the pain and six podiatrist-approved ways to ease it.
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Foot HealthJune 30, 2026
Ingrown Toenail or Melanoma? A Difference That Can Save Your Life
Most sore toenails are harmless. But once in a while, what looks like an ingrown toenail is something far more serious. It is the condition that killed Bob Marley, and the reason I check every mole on every foot.
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Foot HealthJune 30, 2026
Chemotherapy and Your Feet: Lessons From a London Hospice
During my seven years at a London hospice, I set up a foot clinic for patients going through chemotherapy. Here is what chemo can do to the feet, from neuropathy to peeling skin, and the simple steps that protect them.
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SportsJune 17, 2026
My Stint as Podiatrist to the England Football Team
Watching the World Cup last night took me back to a short stint I once did with the England football squad — checking the players' feet, talking orthotics with Ashley Cole, and the foot conditions footballers face most.
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CommunityJune 16, 2026
Feet of the Homeless
We are all just one step away from homelessness. After more than forty years caring for the feet of homeless men and women, from the hostels of Camden to the charities of today, this is the work I am proudest of, and the conditions I see most.
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