Better nutrition boosts diabetic foot outcomes

The evidence documenting the role of nutrition in improving wound healing and neuropathy symptoms hasn’t been widely publicized, particularly among lower extremity healthcare practitioners. But getting that information to your diabetic patients could help save their feet. By Larry Hand Continue reading →

The evidence documenting the role of nutrition in improving wound healing and neuropathy symptoms hasn’t been widely publicized, particularly among lower extremity healthcare practitioners. But getting that information to your diabetic patients could help save their feet. By Larry Hand Continue reading →

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Better nutrition boosts diabetic foot outcomes

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