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6 days ago |
katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto
If you saw footage of astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore returning to earth after nine months stuck in space, you might have noticed that they were both carried out on stretchers. This wasn’t because they were injured during landing, or got sick on the space station — it’s normal for astronauts to need assistance walking after returning to Earth’s gravity.
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1 week ago |
katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto
We’ve all received that urgent text about an “unpaid toll bill,” or a phone call saying our Medicare card needs updating. Scammers are everywhere these days, and they’re getting more sophisticated — but you can outsmart them. That’s why we turned to KTLA tech reporter Rich DeMuro for expert advice on the most popular scams circulating right now and how to avoid falling victim.
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2 weeks ago |
katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto
Nothing says “summer” like sitting on the beach while the waves lap at your bare feet. But once it’s time to get up and move around, those barefoot (or even sandal-ed) strolls can cause your feet a lot of grief. Not only do you run the risk of stepping on something sharp or picking up a nasty fungal infection, but going barefoot or wearing flimsy shoes can lead to long-term damage to your feet, knees, legs, and even hips, causing everything from plantar fasciitis to shin splints.
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1 month ago |
katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto
Have you ever felt that uncomfortable pins-and-needles feeling in your feet, or even lost sensation in them altogether? Unless you’d been sitting for an hour with your legs in a weird position, you might be struggling with neuropathy, a condition that occurs when the nerves in your feet get damaged, causing symptoms that range from tingling and numbness to sharp, burning pain.
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1 month ago |
katiecouric.com | Emily Pinto
Plantar fasciitis: You might not be able to spell it without help, but if you’ve ever felt a sharp or stabbing pain near your heel, you’re probably familiar with this condition. It’s an inflammation of, unsurprisingly, the plantar fascia, a thick band of fibrous tissue that runs across the bottom of each foot and connects the heel bone to the toes. The plantar fascia will swell up if it gets damaged or injured, leading to that oh-so-uncomfortable issue.
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