Kitty!! The general rule for pulling off a bandage is to rip it right off in one instant. But what if it the adhesive melted all over the place or it was applied it to an extremely hairy leg? Ouchies ...

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U.S. medical researchers say a new bandage made from shrimp shells will save lives on the battlefield. The bandages are made of chitosan, which is known in China to promote healing. The Oregon company ...

FORT SAM HOUSTON -- "Do not eat," the package clearly states, even though the contents are usually found in seafood. Inside these foil pouches are life-saving battlefield bandages made for the Army ...