On diabetic foot, wound healing, amputation prevention, and the merger of consumer tech with medical devices
Congratulations to Stephen Twigg, Pete Lazzarini, Joel Lasschuit and the Australian team: their national foot registry shows how shared measurement can support better care—and why the U.S. and the world should build on this work.
A new Cleveland Clinic Perspective gives dedicated inpatient podiatry a practical framework: dependable toe-and-flow coordination, timely decisions, and a safer bridge from hospital to home.
A life-affirming Manchester celebration of my mentor, Professor Andrew J. M. Boulton: science, friendship, gratitude, and the work we carry forward.
Our shared work has passed 100,000 Google Scholar citations. A milestone for podiatric surgery, a thank-you to a worldwide team, and another opportunity to turn knowledge into more time living.
The Lancet’s three-part PAD Series connects diagnosis, treatment, and independence—including the companion review with Andrew Bradbury and Caitlin Hicks.
WUWHS honors David G. Armstrong with a Lifetime Achievement Award and Fellowship of the College of Wound Care Specialists during its Silver Jubilee congress in Kuala Lumpur.
Two life-affirming days in Baltimore—from the Johns Hopkins Dome to a KITES keynote and an Alexandria-led ALPS session—made the meaning of teamwork, mentorship, and limb preservation vividly clear.
A day at Johns Hopkins with Alexandria and Natalie, a climb into the historic tower, and a reflection on Billings, Osler, limb preservation and the work of healing on the eve of September 11.
Stacey Schepens Niemiec, Tze-Woei Tan, and USC colleagues adapt Lifestyle Redesign® occupational therapy to help fit diabetic foot care into everyday life. The intervention is ready for testing; clinical effectiveness remains to be established.
An unexpected reunion with Dr. William Tettelbach and a generous welcome from the MLK Community Healthcare team made a September 3 visit to South Los Angeles a powerful reminder of why this work matters.
