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New treatments for foot and ankle problems are always being developed. Philadelphia’s best podiatrists bring you the latest news.

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Flyers Will Play without Hartnell Due to Foot Injury Philadelphia Flyers’ winger Scott Hartnell suffered a broken metatarsal in his left foot, forcing him on the sidelines for the next several weeks.
Barefoot Running No Guarantee against Foot Injuries, Researchers Say Barefoot running in Phoenixville may strengthen different muscles, but there is no medical evidence to suggest it is any safer than wearing your gym shoes.
Philly Native Suffers String of Ankle Injuries in Current NBA Season A Toronto Raptors point guard suffers his fourth injury this season—an ankle injury—in play against the Nets. Our Media podiatrists have the full story.
Duke Starting Forward May Be Out for Rest of Season with Foot Injury The Blue Devils’ Ryan Kelly won’t be playing for a while due to a foot injury that may have exacerbated an old sprain. Our Media podiatrists have the facts.
NY Giants Wide Receiver Hakeem Nicks Still Coping With Broken Foot Battling foot and knee injuries, NY Giants wide receiver Hakeem Nicks expects to recover and return to play in 2012. Media podiatrists have the details here.
Ankle Injuries Hinder Two Philadelphia Union Players in Final Matches The Philadelphia Union ended its season with three straight defeats, due in part to two players’ ankle injuries. Media podiatrists provide the details here.
Foot Injury Puts New York Jets’ Santonio Holmes Out for Rest of Season The 28-year-old wide receiver will spend the rest of the season on the injured list because of a Lisfranc injury. Our Pennsylvania podiatrists have the story.
2012 Foot Assessment Blames Poor Arch Support for Diverse Problems Read this article to learn more about major foot problems from a Pennsylvania foot and ankle expert.
Philadelphia Foot Injuries: Studies Show Barefoot Running Could Increase Strain and Injury Barefoot running has become a more natural approach to exercise in Philadelphia and around the U.S. but it can increase risks of strain and foot injuries.
Philadelphia Athletes Develop Better Pain Tolerance and May Face Additional Injury Athlete builds higher pain tolerance, which can enable them to ignore serious foot or ankle pain. Suffering a sprain or strain in Philadelphia? Seek help.