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  <description>Overview Heel spurs are new bone that forms in response to stress to the heel. They serve to protect the bone against the development of microfractures. Spurs start out as cartilage and progress to solid bone. They are present in about 50 percent of the population, yet not everyone has heel pain- th…</description>
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  <published>2015-09-29 04:01:36</published>
  <title>Does A Inferior Calcaneal Spur Cause Pain?</title>
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