Maggot therapy is not a new medical phenomenon. Aboriginal Australians, for example, have been using maggots to clean wounds for thousands of years. There are also accounts of people using maggots ...

Biotherapy, also known as immunotherapy, uses substances derived from living organisms to treat diseases and is thus important in management of such wounds. Be part of an exclusive group of ...

Maggot therapy uses maggots from the green bottle fly, which are put onto a wound to remove the infected tissue, the NHS explains. The live bugs are able to clean the wounds far more quickly than ...

This hinged two-layered dressing decreases the time and expense of constructing maggot wound dressings by combining all of the necessary materials and adhesives into a single user-friendly "cage." ...