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 Innovative approaches to managing diabetic wounds with smart bioactive dressingsInnovative approaches to managing diabetic wounds with smart bioactive dressings
 
A recent study published in Engineering delves into the advancements in wound management, specifically focusing on microenvironment-sensitive bioactive dressings for diabetic wounds. Diabetic wounds (DWs) are a major complication of diabetes mellitus.
 
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 High-fiber plant-based diet could benefit patients at risk for developing multiple myeloma
 
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 Dual-target CAR T cell therapy shrinks tumors in aggressive brain cancer
 
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 Innovative technology simplifies T cell harvesting for cancer immunotherapy
 
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 Long-term study confirms safety and effectiveness of rivaroxaban for children
 
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 New insights into decades-old bladder cancer treatment offers clues for immunotherapy
 
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 Study reveals rising toll of alcohol-linked cancer mortality across the United States
 
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 Pitt professor wins NSF CAREER Award for AI-driven immunotherapy research
 
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