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Calgary-Based NanoTess Deploys Wound Care Technology in Ukraine

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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NanoTess, a Calgary-based company, announced the deployment of its NanoSALV Catalytic wound and burn care product in Ukraine. The company is utilizing its proprietary catalytic technology, CTM, to deliver lightweight wound care technology to areas facing conflict and disrupted healthcare infrastructure. To date, partners have distributed the product to more than 6,000 individuals in Ukraine.

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The deployment expands access to specialized wound and burn care in challenging frontline environments. NanoTess is collaborating with the Public Health Centre of Ukraine and the Medical Forces and Sustainment Group East to demonstrate the operational use of its technology in defense and humanitarian aid applications.

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  • CalgaryLocation of NanoTess headquarters

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