In Our Lifetime…
Early in 2007, shortly after I began working at The O&P EDGE , a U.S. veteran who had sustained a traumatic...
Read moreDetailsEarly in 2007, shortly after I began working at The O&P EDGE , a U.S. veteran who had sustained a traumatic...
Read moreDetailsOr is it? Infants instinctively use comparative thinking to distinguish their mothers from other individuals. Indeed, this type of thinking...
Read moreDetailsI write this at the close of a heated 2012 presidential election and a narrow victory for President Barack Obama....
Read moreDetailsThe typical adult human skeleton has 206 bones. The human feet—with 26 bones each—account for just over 25 percent of...
Read moreDetailsLast month, I attended my sixth American Orthotic & Prosthetic Association (AOPA) National Assembly, and there seemed to be some...
Read moreDetailsI recently returned from the 2012 Annual Scientific Symposium of the Florida Association of Orthotists & Prosthetists (FAOP) and the...
Read moreDetailsA few months back, my primary care physician (PCP) recommended that I begin seeing a physiatrist to help me manage...
Read moreDetailsDavid Gelfand holds up his issue of The O&P EDGE during the October 2011 Challenged Athletes Foundation (CAF) San Diego...
Read moreDetailsClaire Lomas of Leicestershire, United Kingdom, completed the 2012 London Marathon on May 8. She completed the race 16 days...
Read moreDetailsSome of you have asked about my dog, Jake, and how he has been since his health began to decline...
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