NHS uses maggots on wounds to fight antibiotic resistance
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The 'yuck factor': Maggots and leeches were medieval cures but UK firms are taking them to the NHS and beyond
The NHS turns to maggots to heal wounds as 'antibiotic resistance' rises ' Maggot therapy' has been available as a prescribed NHS treatment since 2004 after the US Food and Drug Administration (
Maggots to be sent to war zones by government to clean wounds and save limbs
The NHS turns to maggots to heal wounds due to 'antibiotic resistance', Tech News
The NHS turns to maggots to heal wounds due to 'antibiotic resistance', Tech News
Medieval medicine: the return to maggots and leeches to treat ailments, Medicine
PDF) Using Maggot Therapy in Treatment of Wounds: A Review of Its Effectiveness and Patients' Experiences
Caged application of maggots to a chronic wound. The maggots were caged
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The use of maggot therapy in the NHS is increasing as an alternative t
Maggot Therapy for Treating Wounds
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