In early October, the URGO Foundation and the DEBRA Piel de Mariposa charity welcomed nearly 400 people directly or indirectly affected by epidermolysis bullosa (EB) to the Sol de Marbella hotel in Spain. Three days…
read moreOn October 11, the URGO Foundation met with 70 healthcare professionals in Martinique who are involved in wound care. The aim was to provide healthcare professionals of the island with practical tools to improve the…
read moreOn 20 September, the URGO Foundation continued its mission, launched in Singapore in 2024, to increase the knowledge of local healthcare professionals on venous leg ulcers (VLUs). Scientists are calling for action Global[1] studies have…
read moreMenopause represents one of the most significant—and often underestimated—milestones in a woman’s life. It is not a one-size-fits-all phenomenon, but rather a transition that can take many different forms. Each woman’s experience is unique, bringing…
read moreOn September 28, in Sichuan province, the URGO Foundation and the Debra patient association brought together children with epidermolysis bullosa, their families, and healthcare professionals for a day dedicated to this rare disease. It was…
read moreThe SAWC Fall 2025 session, held in early September in the United States, provided the perfect venue for the demonstration of the commitment of Urgo Foundation towards the training to the clinical community in advanced…
read moreAs for many years now, the URGO Foundation has been supporting Debra Poland in August to allow EB patients and their families to gather for a summer camp. This year, 40 families enjoyed a week…
read moreThe URGO Foundation was pleased to organize two exceptional conferences for pharmacists on the evolution of wound and scar care, in Hô Chi Minh-Ville on June 27 and in Hanoi on July 11.💡 Why are…
read moreIn Vietnam, eczema remains a widespread but poorly understood condition, both among parents and pharmacists. It is often treated solely with corticosteroids, even though alternative solutions exist. Humidity and local pollution can aggravate symptoms and…
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