Press Articles
Chiropody, Podiatry and other Health Related Topics
1 July 2008 - Independent
MBT shoes: do they actually work?
Article by Esther Walker
They claim to tone your body, improve posture and ease back pain.
14 June 2008 -
Guardian
Fancy Footwear
By Chris Arnot
Being bunion-free is as important to Clare Mason as it is to her clients - otherwise how would she run all those miles and climb those mountains?
5 June 2008 - Daily Mail
They claim to tone your legs and bottom, but are these summer shoes just a fit flop?
By Claire Coleman
27 May 2008 -
Daily Mail
By Bella Blissett
No Mean Feet Give your Toes the Perfect Pedicure:
As summer demands we expose our much-abused feet, we reveal how five of the best podiatrists treat common problems and find out where to go for the perfect pedicure.
24 April 2008 -
Daily Mail
These shoes weren't made for walking! Who can wear this summer's 7in-high heels?
By Claire Coleman
Ladies, consign your Crocs to the cupboard, bin your Birkenstocks and unburden yourself of your Uggs.
9 March 2008
Sunday Times
Running Shoes
Edited by Mark Harris
What are the best running shoes for athletes
26 October 2007
The Independent
Best foot forward: Podiatry will keep you on your toes
People often think that a course in podiatry involves three years of learning how to cut little old ladies' toenails - but that couldn't be further from the truth, says Emma Cowley, lecturer in podiatry at the University of Plymouth and adviser to the Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists.
20 August 2007
Telegraph
Care failure traps elderly
By Sophie Borland
Thousands of pensioners are being left housebound and becoming increasingly disabled because of a lack of basic care to help them look after their feet, it was claimed today.
31 July 2007
The Independent
Foot Loose
Cracked skin, blisters, fungal infections - not the sort of things you'd want to parade in public, you'd think.
2 March 2007
Daily Mirror
Happy Feet.. and Hands
They bear our full weight for thousands of paces every day of our life - yet how do we reward our feet? All too often by cramming them into the most painful, restrictive footwear.
28 August 2006
The Independent
Podiatry: A career with body and sole
Podiatrists diagnose and manage lower limb problems, from walking disorders to footballers' metatarsal injuries
26 August 2006
The Times
When kids won't toe the line
Buying shoes for schoolkids is a nightmare, says Michele Kirsch. But there are steps you can take. Your 12-year-old daughter is looking at back- to-school shoes. They are, of course, entirely unsuitable. Those ultra-flat, ballet-type slippers look like they have cardboard soles and will immediately and forcibly collapse the arches of the wearer.
17 June 2006
Seven essentials in buying trainers
We spend more time in our sports shoes than any of the others we own. So be sure to pick the right pair for you, says Sam Murphy
18 August 2005
Daily Mail
Desperate pensioners reach for the razor blades
Older people who need treatment for foot problems are reaching for razor blades to treat themselves because they cannot access NHS care, campaigners claim.
29 March 2005
The Independent
These shoes weren't made for walking
The spring footwear filling the shops may be pretty - but its effects on your feet and posture can be ugly. Alice Fordham offers expert advice before you buy
1 April 2005
The Times
Walk this way
By Michele Kirsch
Sports Injuries can often be caused by poor running and walking techniques
11 September 2003
Daily Mail
How can I treat verrucas?
By Dr Rosemary Leonad
Verrucas are caused by an infection with the wart virus, only instead of ingrowing outwards, as they do on your hands, pressure from walking or footwear means the wart goes inwards.
26 June 2002
Daily Mail
Are you well heeled?
By Michael Batt
Summer is generally a healthy time for feet, with so much more fresh air and freedom from winter shoes and boots. However, many of us could be damaging our feet through our choice of summer shoes.
9 March 2001
Daily Mail
Health risks for the well-heeled
By Beezy Marsh and Myranda Mowafi
They cause bunions, corns, knee strain and back ache - but they also make women feel wonderful.
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