May 2003
Smart Bandage
How a smart bandage works.
By Tracy Staedter
Dressing a wound may stop the bleeding, but it can't tell you whether the cut has become infected. Now "smart" bandages being developed at the University of Rochester change color not only to warn patients and doctors that there is an infection, but also to specify which bacteria are present.
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