Recce has opted to carry out its phase III diabetic foot injury trial in Indonesia - which looks a safer bet than the US ...

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria are one of the greatest health threats of our age – but there are plans to beat them ...

A bump on the top of the foot may appear if a person injures their foot. Injuries can cause temporary swelling. However, if there is no obvious cause, a bump on the top of the foot could be a ...

LaVar Ball, the CEO of Big Baller Brand and father of Lonzo Ball, LiAngelo Ball and LaMelo Ball, has acknowledged reports that he recently had his right foot amputated. Appearing in a video ...

Findings showed treatment with SkinTE plus SOC resulted in more wound closure compared with SOC alone. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Breakthrough Therapy designation to SkinTE ...

DFC was defined as first event of diabetic foot ulcer (DFU) or lower-extremity amputation (LEA). The study included a total of 14,609 participants, comprising 6279 individuals with T1D and 8330 with ...

A WOMAN who put a "harmless" ulcer on her tongue down to being busy and run down began to feel concerned when a few months later it was still there. Helen Keough noticed a new ulcer had appeared ...

Diabetes isn’t just a chronic illness—it’s a breeding ground for superbugs. New research exposes how high blood sugar levels drive antibiotic resistance, making common infections harder to ...

Staphylococcus aureus is a leading cause of antibiotic resistance associated infections and deaths. It is also the most prevalent bacterial infection among those with diabetes mellitus, a chronic ...

"Diabetic patients develop serious foot ulcers and other infections that may lead to amputation and death. The development of further antibiotic resistance is a serious problem," said Schlievert ...

The neuropathy and poor blood flow can increase the risk of foot ulcers (wounds ... prescribing antibiotics and managing blood glucose levels. One of the complications of diabetic foot is gangrene.

Microbiologists Brian Conlon, Ph.D., and Lance Thurlow, Ph.D., at the UNC School of Medicine have just shown that people with diabetes are more likely to develop antibiotic-resistant strains of ...