wound healing
Coverage of wound healing in the Nexus archive.
- Jellyfish can heal wounds in minutes. Scientists want their secrets
Jellyfish have the ability to heal wounds in minutes, prompting scientists to study their regenerative capabilities. Researchers aim to uncover the biological mechanisms behind this rapid healing process.
- Graphene kills harmful bacteria “superbugs” but spares human cells
Scientists discovered that graphene oxide selectively destroys harmful bacteria and drug-resistant 'superbugs' by targeting a molecule unique to bacterial membranes, leaving human cells unharmed. It also accelerates wound healing and retains antibacterial efficacy after repeated washing.
- FDA to weigh lifting restrictions on some MAHA-favored peptides
The FDA is considering lifting restrictions on certain peptides favored by MAHA, with an advisory panel meeting in July to discuss allowing compounding pharmacies to manufacture these peptides for conditions like ulcerative colitis, wound healing, and obesity. The decision aims to address safety concerns while expanding access to treatments.