It's time to stop ignoring your toes. “Healthy nails have a plump, pink nail bed and pink nail plate with strong but thin nails,” says Dr. Dana Canuso, podatric surgeon and founder of Dr. Canuso ...

First, take comfort in the fact that you’re not the only guy whose girlfriend’s toenails have crossed over to the dark side. Studies suggest anywhere from 2.5 to 14 percent of marathoners experience ...

I always get black toenails as I increase my mileage in the fall; sometimes I lose my toenail. Any suggestions so that my pedicure can look good in open-toed shoes? – L.B., Westwood, NJ Black toenails ...

When Maria Delgado noticed a dark streak under her big toenail, she assumed it was from dropping her gym bag on her foot. Six months later, that seemingly innocent mark led to a diagnosis that saved ...

Seven years ago, when I first entered the world of marathons, I joined a group of runners who, on our very first long run, let me know the chaos that training for 26.2 miles would bring. Being the ...

Question: I’m a longtime runner and have suffered few injuries. However, I repeatedly get black toenails from my shoes. Is it the brand or my feet? Answer: Many runners get black toenails by wearing ...

It may be the dead of winter but, as your response to Beth's recent post asking who was hiding pedicures beneath those wool socks proved, toenail polish is still a hot topic. So, what do you think of ...

A few weeks before her first marathon, Kristel Crame bought a trendy purple polish to cover her toenails, one of which she'd bruised on a long training run. But as she started her at-home pedicure, "I ...

Thanks Andrea for the excellent question. There are no articles I’ve read that find that people are prone to black nails. Perhaps we need a better understanding. Bleeding that occurs under a toenail ...

I don’t consider myself a particularly squeamish person, but watching my cousin remove his own toenail a couple months ago ...

First, take comfort in the fact that you’re not the only guy whose girlfriend’s toenails have crossed over to the dark side. Studies suggest anywhere from 2.5 to 14 percent of marathoners experience ...