I came across this poem the other day, and I enjoyed its message so much that I wanted to share it on the blog with my readers. The poem is called “Bones: An Orthopedic Surgeon’s Perspective” by Dr. Thomas Partinger. It perfectly encapsulates the life an of orthopedic surgeon. I hope you enjoy it as […]
Athletes More Injury-Prone After A Concussion
Although we generally focus on foot and ankle blog topics, one of the more common general health topics we blog about is concussions. Today, a new study showcases that concussions and ankle injuries may have more in common than we originally thought. According to researchers the University of North Carolina, college athletes were nearly twice […]
U.S. Women Boycott Match Over Artificial Surface
The United States women’s national soccer team recently traveled to Hawaii to host Trinidad and Tobago in a friendly match, but the game was cancelled after the US women had concerns over the safety of the playing surface. The team had already voiced their concerns about playing on artificial turf, especially considering the US Men’s […]
3 Tips To Protect Your Ankles When Ice Skating
Unless you regularly hit up the ice rink, a seasonal approach to ice skating can take a big toll on your feet and ankles. Today, we share some tips to keep your ankles pain-free while you’re ice skating. Ankles and Skating Pain Follow these three tips to keep your ankles from hurting this skating season. 1. […]
Walking Speed Could Indicate Dementia Risk
A slow walking speed may be indicative of cognitive decline, according to new research. For the study, researchers studied 128 elderly adults who had displayed evidence of impaired memory. Nearly half (48%) of patients displayed a buildup of beta amyloid proteins in their brain, a common hallmark of Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers compared the walking […]
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