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Welcome to WoundCasters, a podcast from Wound Care Today USA, where we go beyond the basics of wound management. Hosted by Dr.
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Ep.29 The Peroxide Problem (opens the original)
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In this episode of WoundCasters , Dr. Felix Boecker continues the Myth Busters series by taking on one of the most deeply ingrained—and harmful—practices in home wound care: the use of hydrogen peroxide. Long regarded as a go-to antiseptic because of its dramatic bubbling reaction, peroxide has earned a reputation for “cleaning” wounds. But as Felix explains, that fizz is not a sign of healing—it’s a sign of cellular damage. The episode walks listeners through the history of hydrogen peroxide in
Ep.28 Innovating When Modern Wound Care Isn't An Option (opens the original)
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In this episode of WoundCasters , Dr. Felix Boecker is joined by Richard and Linda Benskin of the Benskin Research Group for a remarkable conversation that redefines what “evidence-based wound care” looks like outside the walls of well-resourced healthcare systems. Drawing from years spent living and working in rural West Africa, the Benskins share how repeated exposure to chronic, poorly healing wounds challenged many assumptions of modern wound care—and ultimately launched a decades-long effor
Ep.27 Let It Breathe (opens the original)
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In this episode of WoundCasters, Felix Boecker tackles one of the most persistent and damaging myths in wound care: the belief that wounds need to “breathe” or be aired out to heal. Passed down through generations and reinforced by intuition rather than evidence, this misconception continues to undermine healing—especially in chronic wounds. Felix traces the historical roots of the myth, from ancient medical theories and early surgical practices to the cultural habits that keep it alive today, e
Ep. 26 Rethinking Wound Care Education (opens the original)
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In this episode of WoundCasters , Dr. Felix Boecker sits down with Jeremy Bowden, President of Wound Care Today USA , for a candid conversation about the origins, vision, and rapid growth of a modern educational platform in wound care. Jeremy shares his unconventional entry into the field—from an aspiring teacher to a 22-year career in medical publishing—and how that journey ultimately led him to build something new, rooted in listening to clinicians, industry, and the evolving needs of healthca
Ep.25 Addressing the Communication Gap in Wound Care (opens the original)
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In this episode of WoundCasters , host Dr. Felix Boecker is joined by Sarah Check, a former wound care nurse turned marketing and copywriting specialist, to unpack a topic many clinicians quietly struggle with: how to communicate what they do in a way patients and referral partners actually understand. Drawing from her unique background on both the clinical and marketing sides, Sarah explains why excellent care alone is no longer enough—patients and providers have to be able to find you first. T
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