as the last one that was approved by the Food and Drug Administration was developed more than 25 years ago." The new bandage could "revolutionize the management of diabetic foot ulcers," Veves said.

Jung said while searching through news articles, he found light therapy had shown promise in treating ulcers and acne. He said the team then had the idea to mount therapeutic lights on a bandage. “It ...

There are now over 100 peer-reviewed studies describing the efficacy of the company's proprietary AROA ECM technology. AROA's most recent publication was a large retrospective ana ...

Why this is important:- The evidence surrounding different dressing types for diabetic foot ulcer was often limited or inconclusive. It is proposed that more randomised controlled trials are ...