Why Different Wounds Have Different Bacteria and Heal Differently
Researchers studied the tiny bacteria living in two types of wounds: cuts from accidents (traumatic wounds) and long-lasting sores (ulcerative wounds). By …
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New Treatment Shows Promise for Stubborn Diabetic Wounds
Scientists discovered that a special liquid made from stem cells can help wounds heal faster in people with type 2 diabetes. In lab tests and animal studies, …
Read MoreProbiotics Help Heal Diabetic Wounds Better in New Study
Scientists discovered that combining probiotics with special cell treatments can help diabetic wounds heal faster and better. The study used three types of …
Read MoreVitamin D Supplements May Speed Up Wound Healing
Researchers studied whether taking vitamin D supplements could help people with chronic wounds heal faster. They worked with 46 patients who had low vitamin D …
Read MoreHow Better Nutrition Helped Heal a Serious Pressure Wound
This case study shows how one person with paralysis recovered from a serious pressure wound (a type of injury that develops from staying in one position too …
Read MoreDead Bacteria Cells Could Help Wounds Heal Faster
Scientists are discovering that special components from bacteria—called postbiotics—might be better at healing wounds than live bacteria. Unlike probiotics …
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