If you have ever felt tiredness, foot pain or pain following a long working day it could be due to your arches. be the cause. For those with high arches, they often struggle to find the right foot support, and conventional insoles aren’t cutting it. The right insole can greatly enhance comfort, stability and overall […]

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Slip and fall accidents can happen just about anywhere. You can slip in the grocery store or fall while wandering around Central Park. Even city sidewalks can result in painful injuries.  Regardless of where the slip and fall accident happens, you’re probably wondering about recovering compensation especially if you suffer injuries.  While the average NY […]

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Foot health is an integral part of overall well-being, yet it’s often overlooked until pain or discomfort strikes. While your Sarasota primary care physician is an excellent resource for general health concerns, when it comes to specialized foot care, a podiatrist’s expertise is invaluable. Podiatrists are medical professionals trained to diagnose and treat conditions affecting […]

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For decades, myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) has had doctors and scientists stumped. As a result, unhelpful myths have developed around this condition. However, a recent discovery by researchers at the United States National Institute for Health (NIH) may, finally, have shed some light on the biology of ME/CFS.  What Is ME/CFS ME/CFS is a […]

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Our tendons support quality movement and thus help prevent pain and an array of health conditions associated with musculoskeletal issues. The health of our tendons is important to study because tendon injuries and repair complications are common and often debilitating. Treatments for tendon injury are necessary to support successful repair and rehabilitation, including maintenance of […]

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Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) roughly affects 1 to 3% of U.S. adolescents aged 10 to 18.1 The progression of AIS to adulthood arising in clinical symptom manifestations is rare but AIS can be a contributing factor to a variety of health concerns.  Pathophysiology  AIS is a disease identified by an abnormal curvature of the spine. […]

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There appears to be a link between proprioception and chronic pain. Non-specific low back pain and neck pain are two of the most common chronic pain complaints1 with reasons often being a lack of muscle (and functional tissue) balance in the body coupled with muscle activation problems.2 Chronic painful conditions are the source of 42% […]

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Like all organs in the human body, our bones are constantly undergoing remodelling.1 This process is mainly mediated by cells known as osteoclasts and osteoblasts.1 Osteoclasts are responsible for the breakdown of bone while osteoblasts function to build bone by producing key components, particularly hydroxyapatite.1 Up to 70% of bone contains hydroxyapatite, which is a […]

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