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MANHASSET, N.Y., Aug. 3, 2017 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A study published in NeuroRehabilitation by Feinstein Institute for Medical Research scientis Read the full article at: markets.businessinsider.com

A study published in May suggested that players who slide headfirst increased their risk of injury as compared with those who lead with their feet.

Do they glow, and can they flash in the dark? Do they have wheels? Would Beyoncé wear them? Because these are among the criteria used by kids to choose their back-to-school footwear, some adult supervision is required. It’s important to provide children with shoes they like, and feel that they look good in, but some compromises must be made to read more »

Couples who live together come to share similar communities of bodily bacteria — especially on the feet. Read the full article at: www.nytimes.com

Like the movie “Fight Club”, the Sourtoe Cocktail Club has but one rule. “You can drink it fast, or you can drink it slow, but your lips must touch the Toe.” If you choose to accept that macabre challenge, the toe that touches your lips will be one in a series of a dozen or more mummified, but authentically human read more »

Crafted from leather and wood, the ancient Egyptian prosthesis was was adjusted to precisely fit its wearer's foot

At any age, adding exercise to your routine is one of the surest ways to improve overall health and quality of life. Exercise has been proven to improve functioning in your immune system, help you keep your weight under control, and help you get a better night’s rest. What’s not to love? But for people over 40, regular exercise is read more »

Foot odor? No problem. Soak your feet in a solution of 1/2 cup sea salt and 4–6 cups warm water for 15 minutes. Pat your feet dry, and be free of smelly feet.

To millions of Americans, the marathon is more than a race: it’s a symbol of self-discipline and commitment to reaching a long-term goal. Less than 1% of people living today can say they have conquered this remarkable achievement. Still, each year, over half a million marathon hopefuls across the nation will, after several laborious hours, cross that glittering finish line. read more »

A member of the Tarahumara, or "people who run", María Lorena Ramírez ran more than seven hours to take first prize in this 50km race.