Breast Cancer-related lymphedema
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many do not know that lymphedema is a possible side effect of breast cancer treatment. Lymphedema occurs when lymph fluid (white…
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The technology behind mediven®: premium compression for life
Our comprehensive venous health product line, mediven®, provides precise compression garments in an array of styles, colors, and materials to support our patients’ unique lifestyles and their therapeutic…
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Orthopedic Injuries: The 10 Most Common
We ask a lot of our bodies as we move through life. From sports and exercise to unwanted accidents, there are plenty of ways in which our bodies…
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Lifestyle benefits of Compression
Compression isn’t just for diagnosed medical conditions. It can be for every person, in every stage of life, and at every degree of health and activity level. From…
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Osteoporosis little known facts
Osteoporosis is a common illness that weakens bones and makes them more likely to break. While it remains underdiagnosed and undertreated, tests and treatments are relatively simple and…
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Beat the heat with Clima Comfort
We are right in the thick of it – the dogdays of summer. It’s hot, sticky, and sweaty most everywhere. That’s perfect weather for swimsuits, tank tops, and…
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Lymphedema maintenance simplified with new foam sleeve.
WHITSETT, N.C., June 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — Medical device manufacturer medi® USA announced the launch of the new circaid® profile foam sleeve for lymphedema management at home. The circaid profile…
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Lipedema: New Standards of Practice
Lipedema, the chronic condition characterized by a disproportionate increase in tissue and pain in the legs and sometimes arms of women has begun a shift in the way…
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Why Screening for PAD matters
PAD or Peripheral Arterial Disease, is a highly prevalent disease, with morbidity and mortality similar to coronary artery disease, yet it has limited preventative screening. PAD is a…
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The Importance of a Good Base
Did you know that 25% of our bones and muscles are located below the ankle? Our feet were designed to be versatile with an infinite number of movements…
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