An Oklahoma man, who was an avid marathon runner for almost 50 years, lost nearly all of his toes and almost his entire foot until he got a second opinion.

Cold toes, color changes, and swelling could be early signs of poor circulation. Here's how your toes signal cardiovascular health issues.

Polydactyly, a genetic condition, causes individuals to be born with extra fingers or toes. Usually harmless and hereditary, it results from a mutatio ...

To recap, when doing the toe-touch test, it's OK if you don't actually touch your toes. Instead, when you review the move on video, check for the following: ...

Plus, being able to touch your toes isn’t the be-all and end-all of flexibility; it can be a helpful indicator, but it’s not necessarily worth getting caught up on.

Wandering salamanders pump their toes full of blood before lifting their feet, a trick that may help them release their sticky grip while conserving energy ...

Physical therapists and podiatrists explain the science behind toe spacers, dig into their purported benefits, and answer whether or not they really work.

What does your foot say about you? In this Toes Personality Test, we will explore Egyptian toes personality and Greek toes personality to discover your unique traits, strengths, weaknesses, and ...

Find out which expert-approved toe separators can alleviate foot pain associated with the likes of bunions, hammer toes, overlapping toes, plantar fasciitis and more.

“Brachy” means short; “dacytlos” refers to digits. Brachydactyly fingers, a type of congenital hand difference, are more common than brachydactyly toes.

Hairs on the toes of Mexican free-tailed bats fluoresce under UV light, a new study reports. The function of the toe glow is unknown.

Toes, in particular, tend to get overlooked in the scheme of fitness, but they play a pivotal role in your stability. After all, they’re the lowest building blocks of your physical frame.