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Johns Hopkins researchers have developed a jelly-like material and wound treatment method that, in early experiments on skin damaged by severe burns, appeared to regenerate healthy, scar-free tissue.
In the Dec. 12-16 online Early Edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the researchers reported their promising results from mouse tissue tests. The new treatment has not yet been tested on human patients. But the researchers say the procedure, which promotes the formation of new blood vessels and skin, including hair follicles, could lead to greatly improved healing for injured soldiers, home fire victims and other people with third-degree burns.
The treatment involved a simple wound dressing that included a specially designed hydrogel — a water-based, three-dimensional framework of polymers. This material was developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins’ Whiting School of Engineering, working with clinicians at the Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center Burn Center and the Department of Pathology at the university’s School of Medicine.
Hydrogel Helps Grow New, Scar-free Skin For 3rd Degree Burn Patients
Gerecht suggested that because the hydrogel contains no drugs or biological components to make it work, the Food and Drug Administration would most likely to classify it as a device. Further animal testing is planned before trials on human patients ...
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Llangefni food technology centre enjoying taste of business success Martin said the centre is now developing a Foundation Degree in food science and technology which will be launched in 2012. Paul Roberts is the business developer at the centre and is responsible for liaising with local employers. ... |
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Shared Voice for Education: Taking advantage of a range of training available ... The university's Health Science and Human Ecology Department offers majors that prepare students to become health care professionals, including environmental health science, health services administration, nutrition and food sciences, and public health ... |
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Active Health Foods, Inc. Announces Development of Vitamin Fortified Energy Bars "Shanais Pelka, holding a Masters of Science degree in Nutrition, a Master of Arts degree in Education, as well as being a Certified Nutritional Consultant and a PhD candidate in Nutrition, has commenced development of unique and proprietary formulas ... |
Food science major first selection for state honor
Ademola Olandunjoye of Starkville, a student in the university's food science microbiology graduate program, is the 2011 StudyMississippi International Student of the Year. Made up of 14 public and private senior and community colleges and some high ...
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