Policies that support risk screening and early intervention are essential to keeping feet healthy for people living with diabetes—and preventing serious complications, including amputations. Every person with diabetes deserves equitable access to timely screening and best-practice care. Together, we can advocate for systems that prioritize prevention and protect foot health. In collaboration with American Limb Preservation Society, the Canadian Podiatric Medical Association, D-Foot International, and Wounds Canada. #FootHealthMonth #FootHealth #FootCare #DiabetesCare #WoundCare #SkinHealth #ActAgainstAmputation #LimbPreservationAlliance

Did you know health-care professionals play a critical role in preventing diabetic foot complications? Start with the basics—promote a healthy lifestyle: Support optimal blood glucose management Encourage smoking cessation & responsible alcohol use Monitor and manage cholesterol levels These factors can significantly reduce the risk of serious diabetes-related foot complications. Work with your patients to set realistic, practical goals that support long-term foot health. Early education and proactive care are key to preventing ulcers, infections and amputations. In collaboration with American Limb Preservation Society, the Canadian Podiatric Medical Association, D-Foot International, and Wounds Canada. #FootHealthMonth #FootHealth #FootCare #DiabetesCare #WoundCare #SkinHealth #ActAgainstAmputation #LimbPreservationAlliance

CariWN and partners in the #LimbPreservationAlliance are encouraging you to prioritize foot self-care —especially if you’re living with pre-diabetes or diabetes. Small, daily actions can make a big difference in preventing complications and protecting long-term health. In collaboration with American Limb Preservation Society, the Canadian Podiatric Medical Association, D-Foot International, and Wounds Canada. #FootHealthMonth #FootHealth #FootCare #DiabetesCare #WoundCare #SkinHealth #ActAgainstAmputation #LimbPreservationAlliance  

Presenter: Dr. Luis René Arias Villarroel, MD, PhD, is a distinguished surgeon and researcher with over 20 years of experience specializing in Phlebology and Lymphology. He currently serves as the Rector of the Scientific Institute of Higher Education and is the founder and president of both the International Association of Leaders of Higher Education and the Bolivian Scientific Community of Phlebology and Lymphology. As the director of Arias Medical Clinic, he oversees operations across multiple branches in Bolivia and Mexico, combining clinical practice with the leadership of diverse academic programs ranging from health sciences to engineering and law. A pioneer in his field, Dr. Arias Villarroel has been honored with the “Cóndor de los Andes” Award for Excellence and recognized by the Bolivian Chamber of Deputies for his medical contributions. He is a prolific international speaker and researcher, known for his innovative work on venous ulcer treatments involving microcurrents and in-situ tissue culture. His research has been published globally in five languages, and he continues to influence the medical community by training physicians worldwide and co-authoring international consensus documents on vascular health.

Vein in Venice | Hybrid event April 10-11 2026, Palazzo del Casinò Lungomare Guglielmo Marconi, 1861, 30126, Lido di Venezia #VeinInVenice #VeinInVenice2026 #Countdown #VenousDisease #Phlebology #VascularSurgery #MedicalCongress #Venice2026

D-Foot International Webinar Speaker: Prof Dato’ Dr Harikrishna K R Nair Topic: Wound Care Innovative Wound Care Date: 14th March, 2026 Time: At 2:00 PM CET More Information  |  Register Here

Presenter:  Dr. Esther Daniel, PhD Nursing, MSc Nursing, BSc N, RN, RM AG Director, The UWI School of Nursing (UWISoN) Faculty of Medical Sciences; and Director, PAHO/WHO Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Midwifery, The UWI, St. Augustine Campus, Couva Multi-Training Facility Course Objectives: By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: Describe how a moist wound environment supports faster and safer healing. Choose suitable dressings to achieve optimal moisture balance according to specific wound characteristics. Implement practical nursing interventions that promote moist wound healing in daily clinical practice. Accreditation – 1 CME Credit hour – Medical Council of Guyana

The 2025 Annual Island Wound Care Symposium will be taking place September 25 – 26, at the Embassy Suites By Hilton in Aruba.