Coverage dated July 30, 2026

The most common pressure injury is also the hardest to treat. Here's why

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It usually starts with something small. A daughter helps her father turn onto his side, the way the nurse showed her, and notices a patch of pink skin at the base of his spine. It does not look like much. It does not hurt him yet. But anyone who has cared for a bedridden

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    The most common pressure injury is also the hardest to treat. Here's why (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    It usually starts with something small. A daughter helps her father turn onto his side, the way the nurse showed her, and notices a patch of pink skin at the base of his spine. It does not look like much. It does not hurt him yet. But anyone who has cared for a bedridden

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