Learn about the groundbreaking $1 bandage that generates its own electrical field to accelerate healing of chronic wounds.

Bandages are shaped specifically for fingers and toes including knuckle, fingertip and extra long bandages. Fun patterns and colors help you wear your bumps and cuts with pride. Each bandage is in ...

Researchers have developed nanoflower-coated bandages with antibiotic and anti-inflammatory properties, capable of killing ...

From there, researchers then carefully attached these nanoflowers on small strips of electrospun nanofabric. “Polyphenols, ...

With the cost of treatment for some of these wounds growing, something needed to change. With a new smart bandage, patients could finally have some hope that won’t leave them struggling to pay ...

The method Mukhopadhyay and his team developed is called SilFoam as it's more of a foam than a traditional bandage wrap.

An curved arrow pointing right. WoundClot is a bandage its makers say can stop and clot almost any wound. It's already being used by the Israeli military and hospitals to treat patients with large ...

Scientists from Penn State and Hebei University of Technology have created an advanced self-powered sensor that could change how doctors monitor wounds. This new flexible sensor can accurately measure ...

Are you stuck on a bandage that sticks on you but lets your wound get wet? Water and other liquids can carry germs to cuts and scrapes, which can lead to infection. A waterproof bandage could ...

A drop of water might be all it takes to revolutionize wound healing. Researchers have developed a $1 bandage that, when activated with water, generates its own electrical field to speed healing.