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Wearing the right shoes to keep you feet pain free

Wearing the right shoes to keep you feet pain free
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HP Announces 3D Printed Orthotics to Help People With Foot Pain

HP Announces 3D Printed Orthotics to Help People With Foot Pain
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Dr Wayne Allen Rahe

Heaven now has a new visionary to help pollinate and water the artistic gardens above.Â Dr. Wayne Allen Rahe was born to Emil Rahe Jr. and Pearl Weidner Rahe on December 13th, 1946 and raised as a 4th generation of German heritage in New Braunfels. He had three main passions: art, history, and feet. After graduation from New Braunfels High School in 1965, he went on to get his Bachelor of Science (BS) in Biology and Chemistry at the University of Houston.Â He received his Doctor of Podiatric Medicine in 1973 from Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago.Â His residency was completed at Henrotin Hospital in Chicago.Â In 1973, he opened his podiatry practice in New Braunfels in the Wright Building.Â He later bought the building and resided there until his passing.Â While running his podiatry practice, he also served as Assistant Clinical Professor at UT Health Science Center in San Antonio.Â He closed his practice in 1990 after many years of serving the Ne

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The Clog is the Unsung Hero of Spring 2021 Fashion — Here s How to Wear It Now

The Clog is the Unsung Hero of Spring 2021 Fashion Here’s How to Wear It Now Shannon Adducci What is a clog, anyway? There was a time when the word conjured only images of the old-timey, curved-and-carved Dutch shoes (called “klompen”) or the stilted “getas” of Japan shoes that seem ancient, unwearable, almost tortuous as relics of fashion history. The clog is traditionally defined as a shoe made in part or completely from wood. The clunky, heavy material has been an integral part of the shoe’s very existence, sometimes serving as a protective outer shell of a shoe, as was in the case with many farmer shoes. Along with the geta and klomp, there have been the patten, German turnshoe, Belgian sabot, Spanish albarca, Swedish träsko, Indian paduka. The footwear may also have origins in Greek theatre and Roman military gear.

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Stem cell treatment may prevent amputations in diabetes

Stem cell treatment may prevent amputations in diabetes By (0) One of the most dangerous complications of diabetes is a foot ulcer that won t heal, but now a preliminary study finds that a type of stem cell found in body fat may be a powerful remedy for these severe foot wounds. The study included 63 patients with non-healing diabetic foot ulcers who were given injections of cells from their own body fat. Over the next year, the treatment healed the ulcers in most patients. Advertisement Researchers said the study conducted in Nicaragua lays the groundwork for a similar trial in the United States, to replicate the findings.

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