chronic wounds

Researchers at Tufts University recently developed this advanced wound care product, designed to monitor and treat chronic wounds.

A research team has discovered that lactic acid bacteria can be transformed into chemokine CXCL12, speeding healing.

Monitoring the progress of a wound can help it from becoming more severe. Scrapes, cuts and bruises are a part of life and our bodies...

Researchers are developing a gel derived from blood pressure drugs to aid in chronic wound healing. A topically applied gel created from a common class...

Some people find it helpful to meditate when coping with pain. Patients who live with chronic pain learn to cope in ways that some people...

Is fish skin a beneficial and effective treatment for chronic wounds? According to the National Institute of Nursing Research, more than five million Americans are impacted by chronic...

A new, portable approach could help millions of patients living with chronic wounds. In late 2015, a team from the U.K.’s University of Sheffield launched...

A new electronic device could heal wounds through a method that cannot be replicated with other dressings. In the U.S. alone, there are nearly 7...

Topical film could help heal chronic wounds like ulcers more efficiently. By most estimates, including those from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,...