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How Wounds Heal – Clues From Flies
July 20, 2004 — Anyone who's endured their share of childhood scrapes has probably heard some version of the motherly admonishment, "Don't pick that scab, you'll just make it worse!" It turns ... > full story -
Severe Sepsis Causes Almost 10% Of Cancer Deaths
July 5, 2004 — Severe sepsis, is a costly complication in hospitalized cancer patients causing around one in ten cancer deaths each year in the USA, according to an article published today in Critical Care. The ... > full story -
Innovative 'Self Healing' Bandage To Help Diabetics
May 25, 2004 — A revolutionary type of 'self healing' bandage that uses the patient's own cells is being ... > full story -
'Super Glue' Seals Bypass Grafts
April 14, 2004 — Surgeons at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston are studying whether a liquid sealant, similar to common household "super glue," forms a tight seal around blood vessels used in vascular ... > full story -
Study Says Second-Hand Smoke Affects Healing, Promotes Scarring
April 7, 2004 — Researchers at the University of California, Riverside have found that breathing "second-hand" smoke reduces the speed at which wounds heal, leading to greater levels of ... > full story -
New Dressing For Wounds Developed At Hebrew University
January 20, 2004 — A novel wound dressing made of genetically engineered human collagen that will enable faster and improved healing of injuries has been developed by researchers at the Hebrew University Faculty of ... > full story -
Predicting Progression Of Common Cancers
January 14, 2004 — In an effort to create a framework for evaluating the relationship between tumor and wounds, Howard Chang and his colleagues in Patrick Brown's lab at Stanford University examined the gene ... > full story -
Wound-Healing Genes Influence Cancer Progression, Say Stanford Researchers
January 13, 2004 — Genes that help wounds heal are most often the "good guys," but a new study paints them as the enemy in some types of cancer. Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have ... > full story -
Collagen-Based Wound Sealant
July 28, 2003 — A collagen-based wound sealant recently developed at Texas A&M University could be an alternative for human and animal wound care ... > full story -
Aspirin Could Reduce The Risk Of Deadly Infections
July 18, 2003 — Adding to the long list of the benefits of aspirin, researchers have found that it is responsible for reducing toxic bacteria associated with serious infections. A study led by Dartmouth Medical ... > full story
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