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Artem M. Savchenko Page 2

With an MA in Science Writing from Northwestern University, Artem M. Savchenko is a staff writer at Biology Insights specializing in podiatric health. He lives in Fairbanks, Alaska, and worked as a general assignment reporter for a regional paper. After having bunion surgery himself, Savchenko interviews podiatrists to explain common lower-limb conditions.

Why Is It Called a Jones Fracture?
Can You Drive With a Surgical Shoe?
What Does a Podiatrist Do on Your First Visit?
What Is a Foot and Ankle Doctor Called?
Do Podiatrists Treat Knee Problems?
What Does a Hammer Toe Look Like? A Visual Description
How Long Do Heel Spurs Last?
What Is the Most Common Problem Treated by a Podiatrist?
Can a Podiatrist Treat a Broken Foot?
Can a Podiatrist Remove a Callus?
Can You Wear a Bunion Corrector With Shoes?
Can You Live Without a Pinky Toe?
Is a Rolled Ankle the Same as a Sprained Ankle?
Do You Have Ligaments in Your Foot?
How Many People Have Bunions? Statistics and Causes
Should I See a Podiatrist or Orthopedist for Heel Pain?
What Is the Difference Between a Foot Specialist and a Podiatrist?
What Does a Bruised Toe Look Like?
What Happens at a Podiatrist Appointment?
What Are the Best Shoes for Arthritis in Feet?
Can You Drive With an Ankle Boot?
Is Haglund’s Deformity a Bone Spur?
What Are the Best Shoes for Diabetics?
How Long Does It Take for a Broken Foot to Heal?
Is Haglund’s Deformity Considered a Disability?
What Are Bunion Pads and How Do They Work?
Can a Podiatrist Do a Pedicure?
Do Podiatrists Remove Calluses and Corns?
What Are the Best Shoes for Charcot Foot?
How to Get Rid of Curvature at Home