High heels make women vulnerable to osteoarthritis of the knee

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July 1, 1999

H eels shift the weight to the inside of the knee and place greater force between the kneecap and thigh.

D. Casey Kerrigan, MD, assistant professor of physical medicine and rehabilitation, Harvard Medical School, Boston.

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