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Hammer Toe is a visible foot deformity that occurs due to abnormalities in the muscles.

Toe problems and deformities like hammer toe happen when the tendons that allow the toes to move get too tight or are pulled out of balance. Surgical correction may be needed when the condition causes significant discomfort and pain.

Professor Richards is a vascular surgeon qualified in both the UK and Australia. He was one of the first vascular and endovascular surgeons able to undertake the full range of open and interventional / endovascular procedures. He has lead several 'firsts' in complex vascular disease and published over 250 manuscripts with over 45 research projects. As such he can advise a holistic and informed advice with a full range of options for patients.

Mr Toby Baring is a Shoulder and Elbow Surgeon at OneWelbeck Orthopaedics. He is the clinical director at Homerton University Hospital, and trains surgeons from around the globe in innovative shoulder procedures. He is also regularly invited to national and international conferences to speak and perform live surgery.

In an extract from his book, ‘Keeping Your Heart Healthy’, Dr Boon Lim looks at how making changes to your diet and eating habits can make your heart healthier more generally, giving it the fuel it needs to keep it ticking for longer.

Rather than being a diagnosis in itself, tinnitus is a symptom, and it’s a term we use for any situation where you are hearing a sound that isn’t coming from an outside source. Find out more here.

Tinea capitis, or ringworm, is a contagious fungal infection that affects the scalp causing flaking hair loss and sometimes pus, spots and swellings.

Dr Timothy Beale is a Consultant Radiologist at OneWelbeck ENT.

The thyroid gland is a small gland, shaped like a butterfly or bow-tie that lies in the lower part of the neck around the windpipe and voice box. Larger more noticeable nodules occur in up to 2/3rds of adults. Find out more here.