Welcome to IMEA POD
A new home for podiatrists, pedorthists and foot health professionals across the Middle East, Africa, Central and South Asia and India.
Celebrating Foot Health Professionals Across IMEA
A new home for podiatrists, pedorthists and foot health professionals across the Middle East, Africa, Central and South Asia and India.
Eight international organisations, including the International Federation of Podiatrists, signed a joint declaration at DFSICON 2026 and plan a global alliance.
The Ministry of Health, the Saudi Diabetic Foot Association, the Saudi Interventional Radiology Society and Boston Scientific have launched a two-year programme.
A Karachi institute has launched a round-the-clock helpline offering guidance and referrals to people with diabetes who develop foot wounds.
A World Diabetes Foundation project is adding footcare and referral capacity to rural diabetes services, including training cobblers to make protective footwear.
New regulations under the Health Professions Act 2024 replace 1976 chiropodist rules and set out qualifications and scope of practice for podiatrists.
Dr Gerald Agbarakwe says the absence of podiatry training leaves diabetic foot disease to be treated only once complications become severe.
The Indian Podiatry Association national congress gathered more than 400 delegates and 50 faculty in Hyderabad to focus on preventing amputations.
A dedicated centre for advanced wound healing, limb preservation and preventive podiatry has opened in Hyderabad, alongside a public foot care campaign.
The International Diabetes Federation has chosen Early action on diabetes as its 2026-27 theme. Foot health teams have a central role to play.