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11/20/2025

Preventative care is the quiet force that turns potential tragedies into invisible victories. When done right, it’s invisible. There are no alarms, no emergencies, just the quiet success of something not happening. Its power lies in its subtlety – measured not in dramatic interventions, but in the crises that never occur.

Join us in raising awareness this Stop Pressure Ulcer Day (SPUD) and make prevention a priority.

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11/20/2025

This International , join us at the forefront of prevention.

Preventative care is invisible when done right. No alarms. No emergencies. Just the quiet success of something not happening.

Most pressure injuries (or pressure ulcers) are preventable. When they occur, these wounds can have a profound impact on the overall well-being of patients and can be both painful and debilitating. Knowing the risks and checking skin regularly where pressure builds up can make all the difference.

Learn more about pressure injury prevention:
https://www.molnlycke.com/en-ca/solutions/wound-care-solutions/pressure-injury-management/

11/14/2025

This , we are raising awareness of diabetic complications like diabetic foot ulcers.

Around 3.8 million Canadians live with diabetes, and each of these people face an increased risk of developing a diabetic foot ulcer. These ulcers often lead to infection, hospitalisation, and, in severe cases, amputation.

↗️ Share this post to raise awareness and support those affected by diabetes.

Learn more: https://www.molnlycke.com/en-ca/knowledge/insights/wound-care/diabetic-foot-ulcers-causes/

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11/12/2025

Pressure injury prevention extends beyond the ICU, and so does our commitment to supporting clinicians and advancing patient care! 💚

We’re partnering with Wounds Canada for the webinar “Critical Care Without Walls: Pressure Injury Prevention Outside of the ICU.”

Led by Dr. Lisa Grubb, this free, one-hour session will educate you about pressure injuries and give you practical skills to apply evidence-based interventions and solutions.

You will have the opportunity to:
- Recognize the burden of pressure injuries
- Compare the risk factors and incidence of pressure injuries in OR and ER settings
- Explore evidence-based care bundles and practical interventions tailored to each environment
- Review a real-world ER implementation journey and its impact on patient outcomes

📆 Tuesday, November 18
⏰ 12 p.m. EST
📍 Sign up today. Link in comments.

11/04/2025

Our new website is LIVE!

Check it out ➡️ molnlycke.ca

With a fresh look and feel, it’s now easier than ever to access information about our innovative solutions for . We’ve improved the navigation, user experience and design.

Mölnlycke has been at the forefront of change since 1849, pioneering innovations that improve the quality of life for patients and those who care for them, while reducing the environmental impact of healthcare. Moving forward, we will draw upon our proud legacy as we continue to revolutionize care for people and planet.

11/03/2025

This , we’re shining a light on the “ideal burn dressing”. ⬇️ A survey of 196 burn care experts from 49 countries revealed the top burn dressing characteristics, ranked by importance.
1. Anti-infectiveness
2. Pain-free dressing change
3. Pain reduction
4. Lack of adhesion to the wound bed
5. High absorbency
6. Requirement of fewer dressing changes

🌎 Over 90% of respondents also believe that the choice of burn dressing directly affects the outcome.

See the findings here:
https://www.molnlycke.ca/SysSiteAssets/master-and-local-markets/documents/master/therapies/burns/burns---global-survey---one-pager---2023hqim004362_171118_e-2.pdf

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Source: Nischwitz S.P., Luze H., Popp D., Winter R., Draschl A., Schellnegger M., Kargl L., Rappl T., Giretzlehner M., Kamolz L-P. Global burn care and the ideal burn dressing reloaded — A survey of global experts. Burns 47(2021) 1665-1674

10/27/2025

This , we are encouraging everyone in our community to watch a powerful video from Debra International on the daily challenges faced by children living with Bullosa (or ) and their families. 🦋🦋🦋

EB is a rare genetic condition that causes skin to be as fragile as butterfly wings. Even a gentle touch, like a hug from a loved one, can cause painful wounds and blistering. Over time, the repeated damage can cause fingers and toes to fuse together, making everyday life incredibly difficult.

Find the link to the video in our comments.

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10/23/2025

“When people see all that stain it looks terrible… a big wet, smelly stain coming through your bandages.”
🗣️ Direct quote from patient interviews conducted by Mölnlycke.

Most clinicians would agree — patients suffering from exuding wounds deserve better than long-term discomfort and psychosocial impacts.

Inspired by patient needs and clinician perspectives, Mölnlycke developed Mepilex® Up, a new and innovative non-bordered foam that can handle high volumes of fluids and minimize the risk of leakage. 💚

Mepilex® Up can be used on a wide range of exuding wounds in all healing stages. It is highly adaptable and seamlessly integrated into existing protocols, without needing to change the choice of compression wraps or offloading devices.

👉 Try it with your patients today: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-up/

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« Lorsque les gens voient toute cette tache, l’effet est terrible... une grosse tache humide et malodorante qui traverse vos bandages. »
🗣️ Citation directe des entrevues avec les patients menées par Mölnlycke.

La plupart des cliniciens sont d’accord pour dire que les patients souffrant de plaies exsudatives méritent mieux que la gêne à long terme et les impacts psychosociaux.

Inspirée par les besoins des patients et les points de vue des cliniciens, Mölnlycke® a développé Mepilex® Up, une nouvelle mousse innovante sans bordure qui peut gérer des volumes élevés de fluides et minimiser le risque de fuite. 💚

Mepilex® Up peut être utilisé sur un large éventail de plaies exsudatives, à tous les stades de guérison. Il est hautement adaptable et s’intègre parfaitement aux protocoles existants, sans avoir à changer vos préférences en matière de bandages de compression ou de dispositifs de déchargement.

👉 Essayez-le avec vos patients dès aujourd’hui: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-up/

References / Références:
1. Mölnlycke Health Care. Data on file. 2024.
2. World Union of Wound Healing Societies (WUWHS) Consensus Document. Wound exudate: effective assessment and management. Wounds International, 2019.

10/16/2025

Things are looking up in with Mepilex® Up!

When managing a wide range of exuding wounds, clinicians need a dressing that works as hard as they do. Mepilex® Up was designed to meet that need, offering superior fluid handling and a gentle touch that supports patient comfort throughout all healing stages.

What makes Mepilex® Up unique:
- Superior fluid handling capacity
- Innovative dimpled foam for enhanced capillary action
- Unique spreading properties to reduce the risk of leakage
- Highly conformable
- Gentle adhesion with Safetac® technology
- Supports longer wear time and fewer dressing changes

Now available in Canada. Because better healing starts with better dressings.

Learn more: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-up/

10/07/2025

Calling all clinicians: Ready to learn about venous leg ulcers (VLUs), including evidence-based interventions and solutions?

Join our sponsored educational webinar in partnership with Wounds Canada: “Venous Leg Ulcers (VLUs): Painful for the Practitioner and the Patient.” During this free, one-hour session with expert Dot Weir, RN, CWON, CWS, you will learn about:
- The underlying pathophysiology, risk factors, and progression of VLUs
- Both patient and clinical challenges in addressing VLUs
- Case studies to guide evidence-informed dressing choices

Bring your questions. There will be a live Q&A session after the presentation.

🗓️ Thursday, Oct. 16, 12:00 pm EDT
📍 Webinar
⏩️ Register now: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7H9w7tYdTsqymfvo93brMA #/registration

10/03/2025

We are gathering with wound care professionals from across Canada for Wounds Canada’s National Hybrid Conference at the beautiful Westin Harbour Castle in Toronto. 🇨🇦

We are proud to be part of the wound care conversation. Please join us for our sponsored session:
▫️Progress Over Perfection: Taking the First Step in Pressure Injury Prevention
▫️Saturday, October 4 | 7:30–8:30 a.m. EDT
▫️Presented by Rosemary Hill and moderated by our own Marianne Lafleur

Our colleagues will also be on-site throughout the event and ready to connect.

We look forward to exchanging knowledge, advancing best practices, and strengthening collaboration in wound care prevention and treatment.

10/01/2025

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we’re taking the time to reflect on the impact this disease has on so many lives.

In Canada, breast cancer remains the most commonly diagnosed cancer among women, with 1 in 8 facing a diagnosis in their lifetime. For many undergoing radiotherapies, skin reactions are a common and often painful side effect, affecting up to 90% of patients.

At Molnlycke, we’re committed to supporting patients through every step of their treatment journey. Products like Mepitel Film and Mepilex Lite have been shown in clinical studies to help prevent and reduce the severity of skin reactions during radiotherapy, respectively, offering comfort when it’s needed most.

Learn more about how these solutions can make a meaningful difference in care.
Mepitel Film: https://www.molnlycke.ca/our-knowledge/prevention-and-treatment-of-radiation-skin-reactions/
Mepilex Lite: https://www.molnlycke.ca/products-solutions/mepilex-lite/

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