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Burn victims are just a few of the injured who may now see their wounds heal faster with less scarring, thanks to a new technique designed by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital...
Erikkson said that at any given time about one to three percent of people have a chronic wound. Chronic wounds, such as a severe burn, cannot heal without treatment...
When the patient returned, the liquid from the incubator would be removed, the piece of skin that had been removed would be placed in a cell medium, and the wound would be allowed to heal...
These stresses can create tiny tears in the muscles and tendons, which become inflamed. If the tissues aren't given time to heal properly, scarring can occur. Blood vessels that feed the arms and hands may become constricted, depriving tissues of vital nutrients and leaving toxins in place that would otherwise get washed away. In the late stages of RSI, the tendons and muscles can deteriorate and nerves become so hypersensitized that the slightest strain -- even opening a stubborn twist-off cap -- may set off a fresh round of pain...
...disingenuous line. The bigwigs may have escaped punishment, but the scandals rocked TV as nothing before or since: quiz shows vanished from the air, ethical standards were drastically tightened (CBS President Frank Stanton even proposed banning canned laughter), and the industry suffered a black eye that took decades to heal. "Get television" is exactly what Goodwin and his colleagues did. Quiz Show does too; it just doesn't have the grace to admit...