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L ast week, we looked at the importance of walking for our mind and body. But what impact does this have on our feet and how can we properly care for them? This week, we spoke with the ‘Park Avenue Podiatrist’, Dr. Suzanne Levine from New York’s Institute...

These problems are most commonly caused by diabetes. However, for those of you who do not have diabetes, you, too, can qualify for routine foot care if you have loss of feeling due to nerve damage (neuropathy) or poor circulation due to any other disease...

10 tips for healthy feet for those with diabetes If you have diabetes, it is critical for you to be aware and examine your feet on a daily basis. You should seek treatment right away if you injure your foot or notice an open wound, ingrown toe nail...

Book list Cardiology Bedside Approach to Electrocardiography – Gami NK Bedside Cardiology – Achyut Sarkar Cardiac Biomarkers Expert Advice for Clinicians – Alan S Maisel Clinical Diagnosis Cardiovascular System, 2nd Edition &ndash...

NHS England has set out a vision for how it wants the growing problem of diabetes to be tackled in 2014. The new plan, Action for Diabetes, outlines how it would like to see better prevention of Type 2 diabetes, earlier diagnosis of all diabetes, and...