Electronic bandage helps wounds heal 40% faster

A bandage that generates a gentle electrical current could help wounds heal four times faster, research suggests.The electronic device, which has yet to be named, was wrapped around the chests of rats who had a cut on their backs.

Chukwuma Muanya

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