Able to be folded in multiple configurations, the triangular form served to cover injuries on nearly any part of the body as well as an arm sling. By the early twentieth century, first-aid ...

Research Triangle Park-based Entegrion has licensed its proprietary bandage to Beeken BioMedical. Read more about Beeken's plans for the product.

Triangular bandages can be used to secure a splint when you need to put an arm in a sling. Elastic bandages are useful for handling sprains.

Adding small currents of electricity may be the key to healing stubborn wounds. N.C. State’s electric bandage shows early success.