It is fascinating to think of how the earliest humans learned how to treat wounds, as the earliest historical evidence dates back as far back as 2200 BC with a clay tablet that bears three images of a wound being washed, a plaster of mud
As researchers continue to study the impacts of biofilms on wounds, individuals living with chronic wounds often experience a negative impact on their overall physical and mental health, especially for those whose wounds continue for months or even years. Chronic wound patients commonly report concerns
Kane Biotech experienced significant achievements in October 2022, for both their coactiv+™ and their DispersinB® technologies. For over 20 years, Kane has been developing new technologies and innovations, leading to 80 patents and patents pending in biotechnology focusing primarily on biofilm. Kane Biotech Announces 510(k)
The impact of biofilms on chronic wound infection is well known today. Research has shown the involvement of biofilms with impeding the healing of wounds and increasing the risk of infection. Because the biofilm protects microorganisms from the human body’s innate immune response, patients may