Despite its positive effects on glycemic control and cardiovascular health, exercise has not been recommended for people with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy because of concerns about increased risk for skin ulcers and falling. Authors Kruse and LeMaster discuss their article "Fall and Balance Outcomes After an Intervention to Promote Leg Strength, Balance, and Walking in People With Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy: 'Feet First' Randomized Controlled Trial" (November 2010). The good news, according to Kruse, is that people with diabetes and peripheral neuropathy can walk without increasing their risk of falls or foot ulcers. Mueller asks the authors about the challenges of conducting a community-based research study and the challenges of motivating this patient group to exercise.