This year, give your feet the attention they deserve by setting a few simple, achievable resolutions.

During the holiday season, we often focus on buying gifts for everyone else—but what about the hardest-working part of your body? Your feet carry you through every step of your day, yet they’re often overlooked when it comes to care and comfort. This year, give your feet the gift of attention with these thoughtful, practical, and soothing ideas.

Black Friday can wreak havoc on your lower extremities. Here's are some of the most common Black Friday foot injuries —and what you can do to avoid limping through the rest of the holiday season.

If you're a heel wearer and you're experiencing pain, Dr. Gina Mendoza has some tips for you.

If you're in pain from gout, what you eat could be making things worse.

As the days grow cooler and the leaves start to fall, many women begin to notice an unwelcome companion: foot pain. After months of summer sandals, flip-flops, and unsupportive shoes, autumn often brings a rude awakening for your feet.

To help keep your feet healthy and happy for the summer and beyond, the American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons (ACFAS) offers tips on what to look for with some of the most common foot conditions and when you should see a foot and ankle surgeon for proper treatment.

Your lawn may look better freshly cut—but don’t let it cost you a toe in the process. Stay safe, mow smart, and protect your feet this summer.

How can you minimize the risks when you get a pedicure? Dr. Mendoza offers some tips.

Resolve to make 2025 the year you stop putting up with foot pain!

Barefoot running is a common trope in action movies. What does a foot and ankle surgeon think when action heroes run barefoot?

What do you do when you discover mysterious lump or bump on your foot? This article explains.

Does what you eat affect your feet? Dr. Gina Mendoza says yes!

Classical ballet dancing places incredible demands on the feet and ankles. What are the risks?

Hunting season is open season for foot and ankle injuries.

If you have diabetes, the action you take now can play a major role in whether there will be an amputation in your future.

This seemingly benign condition can lead to all sorts of problems later on.

Dr. Gina Mendoza explains the phenomenon known as Lockdown Feet.

Dr. Gina Mendoza dispels five of the most common myths about foot care.

An estimated 70 million obese Americans are trapped in a life-threatening vicious cycle: Obesity aggravates foot problems, like heel pain...