Antibacterial hydrogels are a type of hydrogel that is designed to inhibit the growth of
bacteria and prevent infections. These hydrogels typically contain antibacterial agents that …

In recent decades, due to insufficient concentration at the lesion site, low bioavailability and
increasingly serious resistance, antibiotics have become less and less dominant in the …

Chronic wounds are often infected with biofilm bacteria and characterized by high oxidative
stress. Current dressings that promote chronic wound healing either require additional …

Diabetes wounds take longer to heal due to extended inflammation, decreased
angiogenesis, bacterial infection, and oxidative stress. These factors underscore the need …

Wound management is highly clinically desirable due to the complexity and diversity of the
wound repair process. However, it is still a major clinical challenge to develop a wound …

Infected wounds are difficult to heal because they are vulnerable to bacterial attacks,
inflammatory responses, and oxidative stress. To promote the healing of infected wounds …

The management of chronic wounds remains a challenging clinical problem worldwide,
mainly because of secondary infections, excessive oxidative stress, and blocked …

Nanosized antioxidants are highly advantageous in terms of versatility and
pharmacokinetics, with respect to conventional molecular ones. Melanin-like materials …

Melanin-inspired nanomaterials offer unique photophysical, electronic and radical
scavenging properties that are widely explored for health and environmental preservation …

pH-responsive hydrogels are recognized as versatile sensors and actuators due to their
unique time-dependent properties. Specifically, pH-sensitive hydrogel-based bilayers …