New Injectible Foam Could Help Heal Wounds in Battle
Nina Sen, Life's Little Mysteries Contributor
Date: 14 December 2012 Time: 12:49 PM ET
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CREDIT: DARPA
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DARPA says it has developed a foam-based product that could help heal wounds on the battlefield. The product was developed by Arsenal Medical and when injected into a wound could help slow blood loss. DARPA says the new foam is designed to be administered on the battlefield by a combat medic. They also say the foam is easily removable by doctors during surgical intervention once the soldier is inside an appropriate treatment facility.
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