Medically reviewed by Danielle Weiss, MD Key Takeaways Diabetic socks keep feet dry by wicking away moisture and they limit ...

If you live with diabetes, you might not give as much thought to your foot care as your blood sugar levels and diet. But having high glucose levels can affect the nerves in your feet and cause ...

vascular surgeon and Director of the Vascular Lab at Massachusetts General Hospital Well, it depends on which benefits I’m looking for. “There are many reasons why people would wear compression socks, ...

BOSTON — Use of mild compression socks can safely reduce lower-limb edema in patients with diabetes, a new double-blind randomized controlled trial has shown. The results were presented by Michelle ...

Diabetic patients need the best innovative methods and products to get relief from pain. There are diabetic socks with loose top ends for people with diabetes. These diabetic socks keep the feet dry, ...

SAN FRANCISCO, California -- For the millions of Americans living with diabetes, a new tech product offers early warning against the threat of losing a foot or a leg to the disease. "I have very ...

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Today in New York City, the weather hit the single digits, and yesterday, we were in the low doubles, yet I still see the exposed ankle trend roaming around the city — Yikes. The solution? Cute socks, ...