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The Wound Healing Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving wound healing world-wide. These guidelines are freely available to anyone.

The inability of wounds, scars and adhesions to heal normally is a major health problem in the United States as well as globally. As the population ages, the magnitude of chronic wound problems will increase. The Foundation raises public awareness, understanding and funds to support research for wound healing problems in collaboration and coordination with the Society. The Wound Healing Foundation is governed by a dedicated Board of Directors composed of leaders in academia, private practice and industry devoted to wound healing problems and by people affected by problems associated with wounds and scarring. The Foundation funded the creation of wound healing guidelines for acute wounds, chronic wounds and prevention of wounds by best practices and evidence. The Foundation presents yearly research fellowship awards to outstanding scientists and is positioned to expand its research program through additional small grants and young investigator awards. Although chronic wounds affect approximately 6.5 million people in the United States, relatively few clinicians and researchers focus specifically on wound healing. There is great need for creating awards for the career development of young investigators so they may reach a point where they can obtain independent funding. Future plans for specific career development activities geared to WHS members are underway. Patients and caregivers do not always have access to wound healing specialists. The Foundation in conjunction with the Society are drafting user friendly information. Successful wound care is a team effort and the patients and their families have a major role in healing their wound. The partnership between the Wound Healing Foundation and the Wound Healing Society is an ongoing cooperative venture for developing society resources to accomplish a vital educational and charitable mission: to advance the science and practice of wound healing in the United States and throughout the world. Through the generosity of individuals, corporations, and foundations, the Foundation is committed to innovation and excellence as the expanding needs unfold in the 21st century.

01/15/2026

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Diabetic Limb Salvage Conference: A Team Approach

01/13/2026

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Diabetic Limb Salvage Conference: A Team Approach

12/31/2025

Wishing you good times, good cheer and a memorable new year. 🥳🥳

We're proud of how far we've come together, and we're even more excited about what lies ahead.

Here's to a new year filled with growth, connection, and opportunities to create even more memories. 🥂

As the year draws to a close and a new one begins, we reflect on this incredible year of 2025. We offer you our sincere gratitude for supporting our mission.

Please consider making a year-end gift 🎁to help us continue to positively impact the wound community. Our donors have enabled us to provide research grants, wound education, and awareness about wound healing to ultimately improve patient wound care.

The new year will bring new opportunities and we are enthusiastically looking forward to meeting them and working with the community.

We wish you a and best wishes for 2026.
The Wound Healing Foundation Board of Directors
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12/18/2025

The Wound Healing Foundation is sending you Wishes, Hopes, and Feelings of gratitude. May you be joyous during this festive time of year. https://conta.cc/4oe2Iju https://youtu.be/2H5xqjhnL5E 🎄🎁

The Wound Healing Foundation Board of Directors sends their warm wishes to you.

12/17/2025

Still wracking your brain trying to find a gift for that hard to buy for person?
Consider helping patients in need by donating wound care kits as a gift of healing care in honor of your gift recipient.
Your gift recipient can feel like a hero for helping one or more wound care patients.
Go to https://conta.cc/4pG7GY4 or https://www.woundhealingfoundation.org/givecare/ for more details. Wound Healing Foundation

12/10/2025

The Wound Healing Foundation has lectures and events each day at the 2026 Diabetic Limb Salvage Conference: A Team Approach with WHF conference. Register today and save WHF 25% off Code - WHFBM26. Submit your abstract for posters and oral presentations. All accepted abstracts are published in the International Wound JournalInternational Wound Journal. For more information go to https://conta.cc/4iqQJOj

11/26/2025

With gratitude and thanksgiving, we thank you for supporting our mission of improving wound healing.

Have a cheerful and wonderful Thanksgiving!

Sincerely,
The Wound Healing Foundation
Board of Directors

11/25/2025

The inability of wounds, scars and adhesions to heal normally is a major health problem globally and in the United States, affecting more than 6.5 million in the US. As the population ages, and the prevalence of diseases such as diabetes, chronic venous insufficiency and atherosclerosis increases, the magnitude of chronic wound problems will increase.

For only $19.23 you can provide a wound care kit for a person in need. Without these supplies, wound patients are at a higher risk of infection, amputation, or death. Wound Care Kits are distributed to vetted, low or no cost, wound clinics. This fall, Give the Gift of Healing Care to wound patients in need. Be someone's ray of light and please donate today

For more information go to https://www.woundhealingfoundation.org/givecare/ or
https://conta.cc/3K3xX2E

11/20/2025

Just a friendly reminder: the VALUE Trial for venous leg ulcers is still accepting participants.

This is a chance to take part in medical research and potentially benefit from new treatment options.

Don't wait - find out if you're eligible and apply today:

https://shorturl.at/5OHAl

NOTE: The Foundation does not endorse the VALUE trial. Any individual’s participation in this study is undertaken based on an individual’s own informed consent and upon his or her circumstances and healthcare provider advice.
The Wound Healing Foundation received a monetary contribution from Alira in connection with distributing information about this trial.

The VALUE Trial If you or a loved one suffer from venous leg ulcers that haven’t healed within 4 weeks, a clinical trial may be the right option for you. Discover the VALUE Trial today and learn if you’re eligible! Find your study location! Enter your address or zipcode in the search bar below t...

11/19/2025

⏰There is less than a week to get your proposals and applications for the 27th Annual Wound Healing Foundation (WHF) and Solventum Medical Fellowship Award.

Application Deadline: November 25, 2025

The WHF-Solventum Fellowship (formerly the 3M Fellowship) Award aims to recognize and support scientific researchers who demonstrate a commitment to advancing the understanding and treatment of chronic wounds. This prestigious one-year award, sponsored by Solventum, will provide up to $20,000 in funding to young investigators engaged in groundbreaking research in the field of wound healing.

For more detail go to https://conta.cc/4qNgCvz or https://www.woundhealingfoundation.org/solventum-award/

11/13/2025

Don't forget to register for the Diabetic Limb Salvage Conference: A Team Approach with Wound Healing Foundation meeting, April 8-11, 2026.

This is the only meeting organized by two non-profits dedicated to improving wound healing with abstracts published in the International Wound Journal. Come network in a collegial and collaborative atmosphere. Participate in interactive sessions and meet with global wound experts. Make plans today to join us!
For more details, go to https://conta.cc/4oCspv9

11/06/2025

Professor Ioannis “Yanni” Yannas (1935–2025)
It is with great sadness to learn of the passing of the wonderful wound pioneer, Dr Ioannis Yannas. Dr Yannas was probably best known for his invention of Integra, a bovine collagen matrix with a silicone backing used to treat excised burn and some chronic wounds.

Dr Yannas trained as a physical chemist and engineer with expertise in polymers and joined the MIT Department of Mechanical Engineering and the Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology.

If you never had the pleasure of speaking with Dr Yannas, his compassion and persistence were well known as well as his generosity in mentoring others. To learn more about Dr Yannas, go to https://conta.cc/43Y0QnE

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