Contamination by pathogens, such as bacteria, can irritate a wound and prevent its healing,
which may affect the physical fitness of the infected person. As such, the development of …

Skin wounds accompanied by massive bleeding and bacterial infection can be life-
threatening and pose a significant challenge to clinical wound management. Herein, we …

The increasing emergence of antibiotic resistance coupled with the limited effectiveness of
current treatments highlights the need for the development of new treatment modalities …

Bacterial infections impede the wound healing process and can trigger local or systemic
inflammatory responses. Therefore, there is an urgent need to develop a dressing with …

Wound healing has always faced major challenges. Severe bacterial infections can delay
healing and even be life-threatening. According to relevant statistics, 70% of amputations …

Bacterial infection and subsequent reactive oxygen species (ROS) damage are major
factors that delay wound healing in infected skin. Recently, photothermal therapy (PTT), as a …

In female dogs, the highest morbidity and mortality rates cancer are the result of mammary
adenocarcinoma, which presents with metastases in the lung. Other than early surgical …

Adhesive hydrogel has drawn great attention for wide applications in wound healing owing
to its excellent biocompatibility and lasting adhesiveness. However, traditional adhesive …

Wound infection remains a major challenge for health professionals, because it delays
wound healing and increases the overall cost and morbidity. Therefore, the development of …

An in situ forming hydrogel has emerged as a promising wound dressing recently. As
physically cross-linked hydrogels are normally unstable, most in situ forming hydrogels are …