From mud and vinegar to 3D printing skin, the way we treat wounds still challenges humanity
MedicalXpress,
Whether it's the sting of a paper cut or the trauma of battle injury, wounds are woven into the tapestry of human experience.
MIL-OSI Global: From mud and vinegar to 3D printing skin, the way we treat
Foreign Affairs New Zealand,
The constant threat of injury on the battlefield led to the search for new ways to combat wound infection.
From mud and vinegar to 3D printing skin, the way we treat wounds still challenges humanity
The Conversation,
Whether it’s the sting of a paper cut or the trauma of battle injury, wounds are woven into the tapestry of human experience.
The Idea of Surgeons Washing Their Hands is Only 150 Years Old
Smithsonian Magazine,
SmartNews Keeping you current smithsonian.com 2 hours ago Not very long ago, you could die from a broken arm--and many did.