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3 Tips to Prevent Foot and Ankle Injuries During Exercise

Exercise and sport are an essential part of a healthy lifestyle, but carry some risks of injury. Injuries may be part and parcel of any physical activity, but they can Read More

Childhood Obesity: What You Should Know

At Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry, LLC, we see an increasing prevalence of childhood obesity throughout the country. Obesity now affects 1 in 5 children and adolescents, and this number continues Read More

3 Ways to Prevent Falls

September is National Falls Prevention Month, and at Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry, we want to encourage everyone from children to seniors to take necessary steps to avoid the risk of Read More

Watch Out for Ingrown Toenails

An ingrown toenail happens when the edge of the nail grows into the toe’s soft skin instead of over it. It commonly affects the big toe. The condition can cause Read More

Five Easy Tips to Stay Safe at the Beach During a Pandemic

A typical summer day would generally generate crowds of people on the beach, but not this summer. The novel coronavirus is still out there, and that means we should all Read More

Back To School Season with the Right Shoes

Back to school season is here — students are eager to start their upcoming school year. But like most things in the year 2020, the school year in the new Read More

Quarantine and Your Feet

Even though it has been months since the Coronavirus outbreak and the quarantine at home began, much of the world is still staying at home, and taking measures to maintain Read More

3 Ways to Avoid Injury While Staying Home

It's a tough time for everyone right now - the coronavirus pandemic has changed lives, industries, business models, consumer preferences, world trade, health, safety, and so much more. At Stuto Foot Read More

5 Summer Foot Health Hazards to Avoid

Summer can be hard not just on the body but also on your feet. Feet are vulnerable to catch infections due to heat and humidity. Today Dr. Joseph Stuto of Stuto Read More

Treating Calluses and Corns

Some people who have calluses and corns are not bothered by these foot skin conditions. On the other hand, if a callus or corn becomes very inflamed and painful, seek Read More

4 Tips to Remember While Planning Your Outdoor Picnic

Classic summertime activities like picnics are great fun. Nature and scrumptious food are the perfect combination to make your picnic a great experience. While we may be craving the outdoors more than Read More

Did You Know Custom Orthotics Help Your Feet, Knees, And Back Too?

We know how useful orthotic inserts are for the feet; however, they are incredibly beneficial for the proper functioning of your knees, hips, and back as well.  Custom orthotic inserts provide Read More

Prevent Plantar Warts

Summers are all about outdoor activities and water-related fun. With exposed feet, you need to practice extra care and caution. If you notice any rough and scaly skin on the heels Read More

Get Yourself Back In the Game

At Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry, we know that the people of New York faced the brunt of the challenges associated with the COVID-19 outbreak. The state is now reopening in phases, Read More

Men’s Health Month – 5 Tips for Healthy Feet

June is National Men’s Health Month, and at Stuto Foot Specialist Podiatry, it’s another opportunity to raise awareness about health issues that affect men, especially concerns about the health of Read More

Keep Safe at the Beach

As summer starts to kick in, many people might be eager to get to the beach to cool off with family and friends. However, planning such a day in times Read More

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