Ordinarily, when treating chronic wounds, caregivers go to great lengths to keep them free of bacteria. An experimental new dressing, however, actually introduces bacteria to help such wounds heal.

Smith+Nephew (LSE:SN, NYSE:SNN), the global medical technology company, continues to drive progress in chronic wound management with an industry-leading portfolio set to showcase at the upcoming ...

Researchers have developed an experimental wound dressing for diabetic ulcers using biological material made by human cells, but without keeping the cells themselves in the final product.

Quick Take Tilapia is one of the world's most farmed fish. Their skin is proving to be a useful alternative to traditional dressing materials. Tapia skin possesses collagen and antiseptic properties, ...

Convatec, a leading medical products and technology company focused on chronic condition management, takes to the stage to showcase the breadth, depth and momentum behind its Advanced Wound Care ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio— The Cleveland biotech start-up Asclepii, founded in a college dorm room, is seeking to change lives for ...

At University of Utah Health, our team of highly trained physical therapists has years of experience and specialized training in lymphedema therapy and wound care. Our friendly and compassionate ...

When to Care for a Wound Without Stitches and When to Get Medical Help Medically reviewed by Brian H. Wetchler, DO Fact checked by Nick Blackmer A laceration is an irregular cut in the skin caused by ...