Dermatologists underuse oxygen therapy

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San Francisco - Researchers are learning more than ever about oxygen's role in the healing of both acute and chronic wounds. But, generally, dermatologists aren' taking advantage of these advances, according to Harriet W. Hopf, M.D

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