(Reuters Health) - Diabetics with nerve damage are more likely to have an uneven stride and struggle to maintain their balance even when walking on flat ground, a small study finds. So-called ...

Balance issues can affect all of us and often occur without warning. Unexpected balance issues can be very disruptive, making it difficult for people to carry out everyday tasks such as walking, ...

Walking in a straight line, standing without swaying, or even doing a quick spin in front of the mirror shouldn’t feel like an Olympic sport. Yet for some people, balance just isn’t balancing. If ...

That moment when you stand up too quickly and the room seems to spin, or when you feel unsteady walking down stairs, might seem like minor inconveniences. However, balance problems can serve as early ...

Following a stroke, many people have issues with walking and balance. Physical therapy can help patients recover, but most people will plateau around six months after their stroke. Patients with ...

Your feet never go on holiday. When traveling, your feet are constantly working — even if you're on vacation. A foot in pain or suffering from an injury can "make or break" a vacation that you ...

The FDA approved use of the Atalante X robotic exoskeleton, which allows people with mobility issues to stand upright, for MS ...

Walking is a great low-impact workout. And while putting one foot in front of the other may seem like second nature, it’s possible to do it wrong. Fitness experts have identified some surprisingly ...