Hammer toe is a prevalent foot problem impacting millions of individuals globally. In this condition, the middle joint of the toe curves in such a way that the toe points downward instead of forward.

Hammertoes are common—they affect about 7 million people in the U.S.—and the condition is more prevalent in women than men. You don’t have to shop at an orthotic shoe retailer if you have hammertoes, ...

In a mall they can't be missed, and people flock to store windows just to stare. Shrines are built in closets just to house them. The average American owns 11 pairs of shoes according to a survey by ...

Experts say wearing shoes that are too big or small can cause some serious damage to your feet. Footwear experts from PublicDesire.com have revealed some short-term and long-term issues that can arise ...

Around three million Britons have hammer toes, which can make walking difficult. Traditionally, patients had open surgery with wires in their toes for six weeks. Kath Billin, 61, a retired curtain ...