People who are healthy and take care of their bodies typically see a podiatrist when they have a problem. But for some people — diabetics especially — taking care of their feet is especially important ...

The future of wearable foot technology is promising, however. Devices are becoming smaller, more affordable and easier to use. Innovations like 3D printing now enable customised smart insoles that ...

Foot pain is often dismissed as a minor inconvenience, blamed on tight shoes or long days standing. Yet, in 2025, with 1 in 3 ...

Ignoring foot issues can lead to long-term ligament and muscle damage as well as reduced mobility. Some foot problems may be signs of diabetes and other conditions. Here's a breakdown of common foot ...

After three years of development, a smart insole designed by researchers at the University of Malta is showing promising ...

Imagine your shoes ... new wearable foot technology. About one in five adults in middle and old age experiences foot pain, ranging from minor aches to problems that limit daily activities. Some foot ...

A new smart insole system that monitors how people walk in real time could help users improve posture and provide early ...

April is amputation prevention awareness month. Amputation rates are increasing in The Bahamas, the Caribbean and worldwide. In the United States, 160,000 people with diabetes undergo lower extremity ...

DIFF., which is engaged in shoe customization business, announced on April 3 a 45 million yen funding from Senshu Ikeda Capital and Lightup Ventures. In addition to the existing service ...

Individuals suffering from diabetic foot need to especially take care of their footwear choices. They are advised to wear footwear with lace or velcro. Furthermore, they should wear shoes with ...