When a painful bump on the toe develops, the complexity of the foot can make it challenging to pinpoint common causes like cysts, corns, callouses, and blisters. Each foot consists of 33 joints, 26 ...

An "Irish pinky toe" is thought to be more common among people of Celtic heritage. Photo: Pexels.com Does your small toe hide beneath its next-door neighbour? Although there isn’t scientific ...

YOU probably don’t think about your feet much - unless they get stomped on. But your feet can tell you a lot about your health. From fungal infections and pesky warts to more complicated ...

Now, experts have issued a warning alarm over a little known podiatric condition that — if left untreated — could cause blistering, thick crusty skin or even the loss of a toe altogether.

A Cessna light aircraft at the hangar of Systematic Aviation Services. The company lost its aviation permit in February last year. (SAS pic) Problems are piling up on the troubled general aviation ...

One inventive podiatrist has shared her "crazy foot hack" which taps into something many have in their homes. Toenail fungus, often a source of embarrassment when looking for treatments at the ...

Lauren Connell is the owner of L.A Podiatry. Benjamin Bullen does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and ...

Britain’s ambassador to the US Lord Mandelson was trying to court Donald Trump’s supporters when he seemingly went against government policy to suggest how Ukraine could win American backing ...

The reemergence of open-toe shoes is a better indicator of spring than whether or not that groundhog sees his shadow. And after opening my Instagram to see yet another pair of pedicured toes ...

This one's not involved, but she has yellow spray paint from head to toe,' one officer could be heard joking with the other deputies. When Fabianski told police she was only 18, the officer ...

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