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Algeos donates crucial medical supplies to support podiatric services at the Village of Hope in India
Algeos is proud to support podiatrists at the Village of Hope in New Delhi, India, to provide essential chairside materials and elevate care quality for leprosy patients through training and support.
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Why diabetic foot ulcers aren’t healing, and what to do about it
Diabetes is one of the most common diseases amongst adults in the UK, affecting roughly 4.3 million people and responsible for 174 amputations every week. Diabetic foot ulcers occur in between 10% and15% of people living with diabetes and, if left unmanaged, can lead to serious complications for the individual.
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What is: Flat Feet (Pes Planus)
Pes planus otherwise termed as flat feet is a biomechanical problem experienced by a surprisingly high percentage of the population. Flat feet are a condition where the arch of the foot appears flattened.
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What is: The Slimflex Range
Foot orthoses have been used for the management of lower-limb and foot pathologies since the 19th century - clinical studies have shown that orthotic devices contribute to the normal function of the foot.
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Heel Lifts - Buyers Guide
This article is intended to give an overview of the different types of in-shoe orthotic heel inserts available and their strengths and shortcomings, and to assist you in choosing appropriate heel lift product
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Sweaty Feet & Foot Odour
Feet need to be kept healthy and agile to support the entire weight of our bodies in our day-to-day life. This is why the feet contain 250,000 sweat glands that constantly secrete moisture to keep feet moist, supple and healthy.
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What is: A Foot Blister
You may get blisters on your feet if your shoes or socks don't fit well and rub uncomfortably. Athletes and hikers often get foot blisters. Blisters usually occur at the start of a new sports season or exercise program, after wearing new shoes, or when the weather is hot and humid.