As smart and as safe as we try to be, life is always filled with occasional bumps and bruises. Most of them are temporary annoyances that clear up in …
Feet come in all shapes and sizes, and that includes arch height. Most people have a more or less “normal” shape to their sole, while a sizeable minority have low …
Most young children have flat feet, at least the flexible kind in which arches flatten when standing but re-emerge when not bearing weight. This is normal—there are usually no …
You’ve probably heard of carpal tunnel syndrome, a condition that causes numbness, tingling, and other problems in your hand due to a pinched nerve in the carpal tunnel of …
Learning to walk is a huge milestone in every child’s life. Parents cheer on children as they discover how to balance and figure out how to use their feet. …
Ever found yourself in a 1-lane squeeze on a city highway, right during rush hour? Hopefully you didn’t have any critical appointments to make! Your circulatory system acts as a sort …
Do you remember the Greek myth about the warrior Achilles? According to the myth, Achilles’ mother dipped him in the River Styx to make him immune to all wounds. …
Imagine that you have just gotten home from work. It’s been a long day, and you’ve spent the entirety of it on your feet. You knew it probably wasn’t …
The phrase “fallen arches” might conjure up all sorts of images. After all, the world is full of famous arches, and it is easy enough to imagine them falling. …
When you hear that someone is a flip-flopper, what comes to mind? When you accuse someone of being a flip-flopper, you are probably suggesting that they can’t make up …