January 12, 2017

Doctors Are Using Fish Skin How?!

Daily Dose

Doctors in Brazil are using a new therapy—the skin of Tilapia fish—to reduce trauma in severe burn victims. In clinical studies involving about 50 patients, this biological dressing—which took a team of researchers more than two years to develop—relieved pain better and was easier to manage than traditional burn therapies.

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Doctors Use Fish Skin to Treat Burns
The Sun

Doctors in Brazil are using a new therapy—the skin of Tilapia fish—to reduce trauma in severe burn victims. In clinical studies involving about 50 patients, this biological dressing—which took a team of researchers more than two years to develop—relieved pain better and was easier to manage than traditional burn therapies.

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