Petrova NL, Donaldson NK, Tang W, et al. - Researchers examined how monthly thermography and standard foot care affect diabetic foot ulcer recurrence. In this single-blind multicentre clinical trial, 110 individuals with diabetes, neuropathy and history of ≥ 1 foot ulcer underwent imaging of the foot with a novel thermal imaging device (Diabetic Foot Ulcer Prevention System) and were randomized to either intervention (active thermography + standard foot care) or control (blinded thermography + standard foot care). In this cohort at high risk of foot ulcers, no significant reduction in ulcer recurrence rate or increased ulcer-free survival was observed in correlation to monthly intervention with thermal imaging. However, this trial may aid in outlining a refined study with longer follow-up and group stratification, further aiming to assess the efficacy of thermography to reduce ulcer recurrence. Infrared thermography, diabetic foot