US EditionFrom amputation risk to recovery, wound care innovation bringing hope to Nova Scotians
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From amputation risk to recovery, wound care innovation bringing hope to Nova Scotians
By: Allison CurrieWhen 75-year-old Donna Timmons found a bruise on her foot in spring of 2024, she didn’t think much of it, not even recalling where she got it. Over the next month, her condition worsened, and the area shifted from red to purple. She sought care through her family doctor, but shortly after returning home, the skin on her foot broke down and opened. Her son called an ambulance, and Donna was taken to the hospital in Kentville. Fr…
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