Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
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It’s not that you’re injury prone. Our bodies compensate for injuries by putting more stress on the uninjured areas. A toe injury leads to an ankle injury, which leads to a knee, and so on.
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Dr. Mike Evans is a Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Toronto, a former Director of Special Projects in Health @Apple, and now semi-retired - a term he defines as..."having slightly more time for newsletters, whiteboards, dog walking, and beer-league hockey."
Subscribe to the Evans Health Lab newsletter on Substack. Evidence based, illustrated, and occasionally funny. drmikeevans.substack.com
It’s not that you’re injury prone. Our bodies compensate for injuries by putting more stress on the uninjured areas. A toe injury leads to an ankle injury, which leads to a knee, and so on.
Follow Dr. Mike on:
Instagram:@docmikeevans
YouTube: @docmikeevans
LinkedIn: Michael Evans M.D.
Dr. Mike Evans is a Professor of Family Medicine at the University of Toronto, a former Director of Special Projects in Health @Apple, and now semi-retired - a term he defines as..."having slightly more time for newsletters, whiteboards, dog walking, and beer-league hockey."
