MAGGOT DEBRIDEMENT THERAPY WORKSHOP

Upcoming training! – A Maggot debridement therapy workshop will be held on May 15th – 16th, 2025 at the KARLO Biotechnology Research Institute in Kenya, Nigeria. The theme of the workshop will be about improving wound healing through innovation, technology, and collaboration. To learn more about the event, email: [email protected]. To register, go to: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf0eouqA06O6exsWyBUIKBH-Y8w2FoQysU2srLKPGrnz_1P6Q/viewform

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MAGGOT DEBRIDEMENT THERAPY ARTICLE

Curious about maggot debridement therapy for dogs and cats? Then check out Alicia Fonseca-Muñoz’ latest article, “Case series of maggot debridement therapy demonstrates safety and efficacy for treating problematic wounds in cats and dogs in Mexico.” Fonseca-Muñoz and her team explored the effectiveness, safety, and clinical value of maggot debridement therapy in cats and dogs,…

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BIOTHERAPY LIVE! WEBINAR

The next BioTherapy Live! broadcast will air Thursday, January 30, 2025 at 2:pm PST (5:pm EST). The session will focus on the BTER Foundation’s recently published research, “Expanding Access to Maggot Containment Dressings Through Redesign and Innovation.” Join the BTER Foundation’s director Dr. Sherman and research co-author Dr. Frank Stadler as they explore the research’s…

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LARVAL BIOTHERAPY YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Interested in larval biotherapy? Visit the YouTube channel Veterinary Larval Biotherapy – to watch videos about larval biotherapy in veterinary medicine. The channel is produced by Professor Silvia Gonzalez Monteiro, a veterinary parasitologist at the Federal University of Santa Maria, Brazil. Some informative videos on the channel include “Larval Biotherapy for Necrosis in a Cat’s Paw…

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BACTERIOPHAGE DOCUMENTARY

A recent documentary was aired in Australia about bacteriophages – viruses that parasitize bacteria and can be used to treat antibiotic-resistant infections. Titled Last Chance to Save a Life, this Genepool Productions documentary features teams of scientists from Melbourne and Sydney, led by Professors Anton Peleg and Jon Iredell. The documentary shows the team, in…

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