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Canadian Podiatric Medical Association Media Profile in Sources http://www.sources.com/Listings/Subscribers/L2435.htm Resource Type:  Organization Abstract:  The Canadian Podiatric Medical Association is a national non-profit medical association working on behalf of its 250+ members -- Canada's premier foot specialists. The national voice for podiatrists in Canada, we are dedicated to enhancing the profession and increasing awareness among Canadians about the importance of good foot health care. Topics Aging Disorders Arthritis Associations Bunions/Bunion Surgery Corns Diabetes Feet Flat Feet Foot Clinics Foot Health Foot Specialists Foot Surgery Geriatrics Hammer Toes Heel Spur Syndrome Ingrown Nails Medicine Nail Fungus Neuroma Orthotics Pigeon-Toed Plantar Fasciitis Plantar Warts Podiatry/Podiatrists Seniors Surgery

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