Issues and Topics in Philadelphia Tri-state Area Foot, Ankle, and Health Problems
Get expert advice and opinions from a top Philadelphia podiatrist in our blog posts.
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Winter Walking Some tips for keeping up your running and walking routine when the days get cold and dark -
Kevin Durant's Fifth Metatarsal Injury NBA MVP Kevin Durant of the Oklahoma City Thunder Out For a Nasty Fifth Metatarsal Injury -
Foods to Keep an Eye on for Those With Gout Foods with high concentrations of purines can lead to painful arthritic flare ups for those suffering from gout. -
Living with Scleroderma A brief look into the lives of people who coexists with scleroderma, an autoimmune disease that is relatively unknown throughout the medical community -
What's With Foam Rolling? rolling out stiff and recently worked muscles with dense foam can be very helpful for training and retaining loose feeling muscles -
Nike Women's Half Marathon Washington D.C. Dr. Flannery was at the 2014 Nike Women's Half Marathon in Washington D.C. this weekend! -
Elliptical Walking and Regular Walking Understanding the differences between going for a walk on an elliptical versus outside can be vitally important for your feet and body -
A Woman with Vitiligo Shows us True Beauty Cheri Lindsay explains her vitiligo skin-pigment condition and her experiences with covering up -
Running or Walking: Mix It Up! For both walkers and runners alike, switching up your shoes and your environment is important for the feet, the body, and the mind -
The News on Nuts See how different nut products help your health and cholesterol. Eating any nuts (salted or unsalted) is generally better than eating no nuts at all.