PodChatLive 220: Do fungal infections influence Diabetes risk, and what actually matters to patients after bunion surgery?
About this episode
This episode discusses the influence of fungal infections on diabetes risk and the outcomes that matter to patients after bunion surgery.
PodChatLive 220: Do fungal infections influence Diabetes risk, and what actually matters to patients after bunion surgery? Contact us: getinvolved@podchatlive.com Links from this episode: Can Foot Dermatophyte Infections Signal Future Diabetes Risk? What outcomes matter to patients having surgical treatment for symptomatic hallux valgus?
People in this episode
Hosts: Ian Griffiths, Craig Payne
Topics covered
- fungal infections
- Diabetes risk
- bunion surgery
- patient outcomes
- foot health
Keywords
- fungal infections
- Diabetes
- bunion surgery
- patient outcomes
- foot health
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Can Foot Dermatophyte Infections Signal Future Diabetes Risk?, What outcomes matter to patients having surgical treatment for symptomatic hallux valgus?
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