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Joint Pain; Orthopedics

Are zero-drop shoes the right fit for me?

The trendy footwear requires a gradual transition from traditional running shoes.

Patrick Flanary
Contributing Writer
Published Nov. 18, 2025
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  • East Cooper Medical Center
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  • East Cooper Medical Center
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