Mature grannies heels

Skip navigation! Story from Shopping. We love our grandmothers for their wisdom, for their cookies, and for their closets — a wonderland of vintage finds that we could never imagine scooping up at our local thrift store. But among the incredible scarves, coats, dresses, and jewels, their shoes typically low, boxy, and well, not too cute are usually last on our list of things to borrow. But, ladies and gents, times are a changing, as they say, so now it's in with the old and out with the new.

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More than 4, patients have spoken: They prefer physicians in business attire and a white coat, or at least scrubs and a white coat. In fact, what medical doctors wear may matter more than most doctors — or even patients — might think, say the researchers behind the new paper in BMJ Open. Based on the work, researchers call for more hospitals, health systems and practice groups to look at their dress standards for physicians or to create them if needed. Just over half of the 4, patients surveyed in the clinics and hospitals of 10 major medical centers said that what physicians wear is important to them — and more than one-third said it influences their satisfaction with their care.

Background: Painful feet are an extremely common problem amongst older women. Such problems increase the risk of falls and hamper mobility. The aetiology of painful and deformed feet is poorly understood. Methods: Data were obtained during a pilot case-control study about past high heel usage in women, in relation to osteoarthritis of the knee. A total of women aged were interviewed 31 cases, 96 controls ; case-control sets were matched for age.