We spend a lot of time on this blog discussing the most common ailments that affect feet and ankles. You’ll find a plethora of content about ankle sprains, ankle fractures, tendon tears and other problems that Dr. Silverman treats with great regularity. However, every so often we meet with a patient who is dealing with […]
What’s Not Normal During Recovery From Foot Surgery?
Recovery after foot surgery typically goes as planned, but when something unexpected occurs, you want to be able to connect with your care team and address the issue. Unfortunately, patients don’t always know what signs suggest there may be an issue with their recovery. In today’s blog, we spotlight some things that are not normal […]
NYPD Denied Care – The Ethical Implications
Earlier this month, three New York City Police Department detectives said that NYU Langone staff mistreated them after mistaking them for federal immigration agents. According to the detectives, one member was dismissed from the waiting room while their partner sought medical treatment. The plain-clothed officers visited an NYU Langone emergency room after one of them […]
WNBA Star Napheesa Collier Needs Surgery On Both Ankles
WNBA star Napheesa Collier will not play in this year’s Unrivaled season and may miss the beginning of the 2026 WNBA season depending on how her rehab progresses after doctors determined she needs surgery to address problems in both of her ankles. It was announced late last week that Collier, who co-founded Unrivaled alongside Breanna […]
Preventing Pain When Running With Flat Feet
Running is hard enough without having to deal with chronic or worsening discomfort in your feet. And while this discomfort can stem from any number of issues, there’s a possibility that it is tied to the specific shape of your foot. If you’re dealing with falling arches or flat feet, you may find that foot […]
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