Mathilda Blomsterberg
Global Communications Manager Antiseptics, Mölnlycke
Phone: +46 737 73 38 14
Gothenburg, Sweden 23 September 2024. Mölnlycke® Health Care, a world-leading MedTech company that specialises in innovative solutions for wound care and surgical procedures and Ondine Biomedical Inc. (LON: OBI), a Canadian life sciences company pioneering light-activated antimicrobial treatments, are pleased to announce a strategic partnership to bring Ondine’s Steriwave® nasal decolonisation technology to the United Kingdom, EU and Middle East markets.
This collaboration marks a significant milestone in the fight against healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) and the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), as Steriwave safely reduces hospital infections without generating AMR. Steriwave, a non-antibiotic, light-activated nasal decolonisation therapy, has been clinically proven[1[2][3][4][5] to reduce harmful pathogens in the nasal passages, a common source of HAIs and cause of higher rates of mortality, length of stay and readmissions. Mölnlycke’s established distribution networks, strong brand and market presence in over 100 countries make it an ideal partner to accelerate the adoption of Steriwave.
The first market focus, starting later this year, is the pivotal UK market where Steriwave is already deployed in a number of National Health Service (NHS) Trusts, including, Mid Yorkshire Teaching NHS Trust and Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust. Steriwave is also listed with NHS Supply Chain, a national body that manages the sourcing, delivery and supply of healthcare products to the NHS and healthcare organisations in England and Wales. The UK, with a total addressable market of over 3 million major surgeries annually[6] and over 200,000 annual intensive care unit (ICU) admissions,[7] has significant global influence in setting best practice for patient care.
Mölnlycke will incorporate Steriwave as a key product in its infection control portfolio, enhancing its product offerings with a focus on preventing HAIs and reducing AMR. Distribution will commence in the UK in Q4 2024, followed by expansion into the EU and Middle East regions in 2025, leveraging Mölnlycke’s extensive market presence to ultimately broaden the impact of this innovative technology on a global scale. Mölnlycke will spearhead sales and marketing efforts across the UK, EU, and Middle East.
Lina Karlsson, Executive Vice President Antiseptics, Mölnlycke, stated: “Mölnlycke’s purpose is to revolutionise care for people and planet. In the Antiseptics business area, we do this by making patient skin decolonisation manageable and motivational. We believe that Steriwave can improve the lives of millions of people, fitting perfectly with our purpose and mission. The ability to rapidly eliminate multiple drug-resistant pathogens without generating antimicrobial resistance is key to our sustainability initiative, and complements our Hibiwash® brand skin prep line, enabling us to provide comprehensive ‘nose-to-toes’ decolonisation prior to surgery. Universal decolonisation is now a well-accepted practice to improve surgical outcomes and produce significant cost savings to healthcare systems.”
Carolyn Cross, CEO of Ondine Biomedical, commented: “We are excited to be partnering with Mölnlycke Health Care, whose global reach, corporate vision and commitment to sustainable healthcare aligns perfectly with our own core values, purpose and mission. The Mölnlycke collaboration represents a transformative step towards our ambitious plans to combat HAIs and antimicrobial resistance globally. We look forward to working with Mölnlycke in these initial key markets and beyond.”
HAIs remain a critical challenge across the world, consuming approximately 6% of European public sector budgets[8] and resulting in significant costs, avoidable deaths, and human suffering. Post-surgical infections, in particular, extend recovery times and often require prolonged antibiotic treatment, something the UK government is actively seeking to reduce as part of its 5-year action plan for antimicrobial resistance, published in May 2024[9].
Nasal decolonisation is recommended in the 2016 WHO Global guidelines for the prevention of surgical site infections[10], and the Society for Healthcare Epidemiology of America (SHEA) guidelines, published in May 2023, recommend nasal decolonisation for major surgical procedures[11].
Steriwave uses a patented light-activated agent to rapidly eliminate infection-causing pathogens in a single, 5-minute treatment. The process works so rapidly that pathogens do not have the opportunity to develop resistance,[12] making it an effective alternative to antibiotics. Hospitals using Steriwave have reported high levels of staff and patient compliance. Steriwave has also been proven to be highly effective against drug-resistant pathogens. A 2023 study showed that Steriwave is highly effective (>99.99% kills in 20 seconds) against both moderately drug-resistant (MDR) and extensively drug-resistant (XDR) pathogens.[13]
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Ondine Biomedical Inc. is a Canadian life sciences company and leader innovating light-activated antimicrobial therapies (also known as 'photodisinfection'). In addition to Steriwave, Ondine has a pipeline of products, based on its proprietary photodisinfection technology, in various stages of development.
Ondine's nasal photodisinfection system has a CE mark in Europe and the UK and is approved in Canada and several other countries under the name Steriwave®. In the US, it has been granted Qualified Infectious Disease Product designation and Fast Track status by the FDA and is currently undergoing clinical trials for regulatory approval. Products beyond nasal photodisinfection include therapies for a variety of medical indications such as chronic sinusitis, ventilator-associated pneumonia, burns, and other indications.
Ondine’s Steriwave nasal photodisinfection system is a patented technology using a proprietary light-activated antimicrobial (photosensitiser) to destroy bacteria, viruses, and fungi colonising the nose. The photodisinfection treatment is carried out by a trained healthcare professional and is an easy-to-use, painless, two-step process. The photosensitiser is applied to each nostril using a nasal swab, followed by illumination of the area with a specific wavelength of red laser light for less than five minutes. The light activates the photosensitiser, causing an oxidative burst that is lethal to all types of pathogens without causing long-term adverse effects on the nasal microbiome. A key benefit of this approach — unlike antibiotics, which have resistance rates reported as high as 81% — is that pathogens do not develop resistance to the therapy[i].
Global Communications Manager Antiseptics, Mölnlycke
Phone: +46 737 73 38 14
[1] Bryce E, Wong T, Forrester L, et al. Nasal photodisinfection and chlorhexidine wipes decrease surgical site infections: a historical control study and propensity analysis [published correction appears in J Hosp Infect. 2015 Sep;91(1):93]. J Hosp Infect. 2014;88(2):89-95. (link)
[2] Moskven E, Banaszek D, Sayre EC, et al. Effectiveness of prophylactic intranasal photodynamic disinfection therapy and chlorhexidine gluconate body wipes for surgical site infection prophylaxis in adult spine surgery. Can J Surg. 2023;66(6):E550-E560. (link)
[3] Ondine Biomedical’s nasal photodisinfection cuts surgical site infections by 66%. Press release 18 April 2023 (link)
[4] Pre-op Nasal Decolonization via Photodisinfection: A Pilot Study in Spinal Surgery Procedures at the Ottawa Hospital. Poster presentation at IPAC Canada 2023 National Conference. (link)
[5] Street C, Pedigo L, Gibbs A, et al. Antimicrobial photodynamic therapy for the decolonization of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus from the anterior nares. In: Kessel DH, editor. Photodynamic therapy: back to the future. 12th World Congress of the International Photodynamic Association. Vol. 7380 of Proceedings series. Bellingham (WA): SPIE; 2009. (link)
[6] Surgical Procedure Volumes in UK from 2021-2029. Life Science Intelligence; 2023 Jan. Volume 23.
[7] Hospital Admitted Patient Care Activity, 2011-22. Secondary Care Analytical Team, NHS Digital. Health and Social Care Information Centre. 22 Sep 2022. (link)
[8] OECD/European Union (2020), Health at a Glance: Europe 2020: State of Health in the EU Cycle, OECD Publishing, Paris. (link)
[9] UK Government. UK 5-year action plan for antimicrobial resistance 2024 to 2029. London: Department of Health and Social Care; 2024. (link)
[10] Surgical Site Infection Prevention: Key facts on decolonization of nasal carriers of Staphylococcus aureus. World Health Organization. (link)
[11] Calderwood MS, Anderson DJ, Bratzler DW, et al. Strategies to prevent surgical site infections in acute-care hospitals: 2022 Update. Infect Control Hosp Epidemiol. 2023;44(5):695-720. (link)
[12] Pedigo LA, Gibbs AJ, Scott RJ, et al. Absence of bacterial resistance following repeat exposure to photodynamic therapy. Proc. SPIE 7380, Photodynamic Therapy: Back to the Future, 73803H (2009). (link)
[13] Romo-Bernal C, Sabino C, Chavez M, et al. Antimicrobial Photodynamic Therapy Against Extensively Drug-Resistant (XDR) Gram-Negative Isolates with Novel Antibiotic Resistance Factors. Poster presented at: ICPIC2023; 12-15 September 2023; Geneva. (link)
This collaboration involves clinicians, materials management and procurement teams, regulators, and industry experts, aiming to enhance patient care through clinically relevant and consistent evaluations. Mölnlycke Health Care has been a steadfast supporter of the WCCC from the start, working alongside other major wound care players on the project to improve patient outcomes. In a recent publication in the Wounds journal, the WCCC calls for a new era of wound dressing standards rooted in clinical relevance, biological validity, and consistency across product development and evaluation. Standardised, meaningful testing is not just about better comparisons—it is about fostering innovation. A clear, testing framework that is shared by all stakeholders: Helps clinicians make better-informed decisions based on consistent, evidence-based product evaluations, recognised by various stakeholders Progresses industry design and drives refinement of products with real-world performance in mind Helps researchers and regulators agree on functional dressing properties that align with clinical needs and ensure that pre-clinical testing appropriately reflects these needs Dr. Sarah Griffiths Langbord, chair of the WCCC Gaps Dressing Standards Work Group, explains that the initiative has developed from an imminent need for standardisation. “Wound dressings are currently evaluated using various test methods, many of which are incompletely specified or insufficiently relevant to real-world wound care scenarios. This has resulted in individualised modifications by test users with no established best practices and no consistent baseline set of standardised tests for pre-clinical evaluations.” PhD Erik Nygren is Senior Scientist at Mölnlycke Health Care and one of several industry representatives on the work group. Nygren emphasises the importance of a unified framework to enhance the overall quality and clinical performance of wound dressing products. “During development, reliable, clinically relevant test methods are a prerequisite to achieve wound dressings with the right properties, which will meet true needs of clinicians and patients. By sharing knowledge and capabilities within the WCCC Gaps Work Group, we can accelerate progress and foster a unified community that benefits all stakeholders.” The WCCC urges the wound care community to get involved, as they need feedback from a wide range of stakeholders including clinicians, materials management and procurement teams, regulators, and industry experts. By identifying gaps in current standards, the WCCC can drive innovation in wound dressing development, shape research priorities, and highlight external funding opportunities to support pre-clinical research. Stakeholders can help the WCCC by taking a survey here: https://bit.ly/4cN7sIZ Read more about the WCCCs initiative to improve wound care standards here: https://www.hmpgloballearningnetwork.com/site/wounds/enhancing-patient-care-through-advanced-wound-dressing-standards-wound-care For more information, please contact: [Contact card] Sofia Lindqvist
“Our strong financial position and continued growth allow us to direct our future and continued investments. At the same time, it is clear that our strategy and previous investments have paid off, enabling close relationships with our customers working alongside them to handle the challenges of healthcare today,” says Zlatko Rihter, CEO of Mölnlycke. Highlights from the year: Continued strong growth at 7.4% compared to previous year and annual sales of EUR 2,064 million with improved profitability. The progress in becoming a leader in sustainable healthcare was recognised with a platinum medal from EcoVadis. Focus on transformation through partnerships commenced in 2024 with the acquisition of P.G.F. Industry Solutions, the strategic partnership with Ondine Biomedical Inc and strategic investments in MediWound and Siren. The joint venture Tamer Mölnlycke Care in Saudi Arabia has started production and there are plans for expansion in India and China. Download and read the full report on www.molnlycke.com/corporate/about/reports For more information, please contact: [Contact card] Sofia Lindqvist
Barcelona, Spain. 27 March 2025. New study reports that switching patients with chronic wounds to the multi-layered, bordered silicone-coated foam dressing, Mepilex® Border Flex, alongside a clinician educational support programme, resulted in a significant reduction in the number of dressing changes being undertaken and a reduction in dressing-related costs.1 The study, sponsored by Mölnlycke Health Care, and conducted across primary care facilities in Seville, Spain was today presented as an e-poster at the 35th Conference of the European Wound Management Association (EWMA) 2025 in Barcelona, Spain by the principal investigator Dr Andres Roldan Valenzuela, Centro de Salud Mairena del Aljarafe – Cuidad Expo, Seville. The primary outcome of the study was a statistically significant reduction in the number of dressing changes undertaken, prior to and after the switch from a bordered foam dressing (baseline) to Mepilex® Border Flex; results demonstrated the median number of dressing changes reduced during the study period, from three in a seven-day period to just one.1 Other reported outcomes included:1 32% wounds healed by the final visit 50% reduction in wound area in four weeks in 75% of patients Two thirds (68.7%) reduction in wound area from baseline to the final visit Reduced pain at dressing changes (pain severity scores of 3.1 - 3.3 at baseline associated with previously used dressings, compared to scores of 0.5 - 1.1 recorded with Mepilex® Border Flex at the final visit) 44% reduction in weekly dressing cost per patient (5.38€ less after the dressing switch) No dressing related adverse events Almost all (97%) of the clinicians rated the overall performance of Mepilex® Border Flex to be better than the previously used dressings, while 100% of patients rated Mepilex® Border Flex as ‘good’ to ‘very good’ in terms of overall satisfaction, compared to 65% for the previously used dressings. Dr Andres Roldan Valenzuela, principal investigator commented “The results of this study clearly demonstrate how simple changes to a wound care treatment regime can bring about positive outcomes for both patients and healthcare providers. At a time when healthcare systems and staff are under increasing pressure on both cost and time it is encouraging that there are solutions to help drive efficiencies and improve outcomes for all involved.” For more information, please contact: [Contact card] Sofia Lindqvist About the study design The study involved 37 adult patients, aged between 30 and 90+ years presenting with wounds that had not reduced in size by >40-50% in the previous month and had been managed with foam dressing (other than Mepilex® Border Flex), for a minimum of four weeks (baseline). Category 2 pressure ulcers (24.3%) and venous leg ulcers (18.9%) were the most common wound types. Patients in the study had Mepilex® Border Flex applied to their wounds for ≥4 weeks, in conjunction with standard of care.
Gothenburg, Sweden. 8 January 2025. Mölnlycke Health Care, a world-leading MedTech company specialising in wound care solutions, announced today an investment of USD 8 million in Siren. The healthcare tech company Siren is on a mission to help reduce the risk of diabetic foot ulcers by early detection of potential injuries through temperature-sensing textile technology. About 830 million people around the world suffer from diabetes1, living with the risk of diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) and amputation. Siren has developed “the Siren sock” as well as remote patient monitoring clinical teams, creating a service ecosystem for patients at risk of DFU. The system has been clinically proven to reduce the risk of ulcers by up to 68%2 and amputations by 83%2. This means less suffering for patients and is estimated to lower the cost of care by approximately USD 10,000 per patient annually. In addition, the workload for physicians is reduced, which is increasingly important in the pressurised healthcare environment. “Our strategic investment in Siren reflects our commitment to integrating into digital ecosystems and pioneering innovative digital solutions that revolutionise healthcare delivery,” says Zlatko Rihter, CEO of Mölnlycke and continues “Helping to prevent wounds from occurring is also in line with Mölnlycke’s Wound Care mission to ‘help free patients from the burden of wounds’ and our ambition to further support healthcare in the post-acute segment.” “We’re excited to team up with Mölnlycke to tackle diabetic foot ulcers at their earliest stages”, says Ran Ma, co-founder and CEO of Siren. “By investing in preventive technologies like ours, Mölnlycke is demonstrating real vision and leadership in helping patients avoid the debilitating consequences of diabetic foot ulcers. Their investment sends a clear message that prevention matters. By catching issues before they escalate, we can help patients stay healthy and independent, reduce unnecessary procedures, and ultimately make a real difference in their lives.” This investment marks a significant step forward in the fight against diabetic foot ulcers, combining Mölnlycke’s expertise in wound care with Siren’s innovative technology. Together, the aim is to enhance patient outcomes, reduce healthcare costs and alleviate the burden on healthcare providers. For more information, please contact: [Contact card] Sofia Lindqvist About Siren Siren is at the forefront of smart wound care technology, specialising in innovative solutions that revolutionise the way diabetic foot ulcers and other wound types are prevented and managed. Through its unique blend of technology, clinical evidence, and patient-centered design, Siren is dedicated to enhancing quality of life and reducing healthcare costs for patients worldwide. www.siren.care About Siren’s solution Siren has developed a technology for integrating sensors into a yarn that can be converted into textiles. The technology has been incorporated into temperature-sensing socks for monitoring diabetic patients for early signs of DFU by detecting hot-spots on the feet. The socks are fitted with Bluetooth connectivity, battery and an accelerometer tracking patient movement. Besides the physical socks, Siren has also established a remote patient monitoring team of home-based wound care nurses. The sock continuously tracks patients and sends alerts to the remote care team on any signs of hot spots development and allows for an early triaging and intervention, enabling the Siren to minimize false positives and reduce physician workload. References WHO, https://www.who.int/health-topics/diabetes Shih et al., Effectiveness of a Continuous Remote Temperature Monitoring Program to Reduce Foot Ulcers and Amputations: Multicenter Postmarket Registry Study, JMIR Diabetes 2024
Gothenburg, Sweden. 28 January 2025. “This is a significant milestone in Mölnlycke’s commitment to halving Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 2030” said Caterina Camerani, VP Sustainability at Mölnlycke. “It propels us towards our vision of building a sustainable healthcare manufacturing ecosystem.” A major enabler in reaching the goal was signing two virtual Power Purchase Agreements (vPPAs) for the regions where the company has the highest manufacturing footprint. To cover electricity consumption for the sites in the European Union, Mölnlycke signed a long-term vPPA committing to purchasing renewable electricity generated in Mutkalampi, the largest wind farm in Finland. The three manufacturing plants in Malaysia will handle their renewable electricity needs through a similar vPPA from a newly established solar power plant in Bukit Kayu Hitam, Malaysia. In addition, Mölnlycke continues to invest in on-site generation of solar energy with manufacturing sites in Malaysia and the UK having completed the installation of rooftop solar panels and the installation on factories in Thailand ongoing. The remaining electricity consumption needs for the established manufacturing sites in Thailand, the UK and the US, as well as the newly established plant in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are met through Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs). As stated in the near-term goal validated by SBTi, Mölnlycke will continue active sourcing of renewable electricity through 2030. For more information, please contact: [Contact card] Sofia Lindqvist
The Tamer Mölnlycke Care joint venture was initiated in 2021 with the agreement to develop a customised surgical procedure tray factory in Saudi Arabia, with first production expected in Q4 2024. The increased investment allows for an expansion in the range of Mölnlycke products manufactured and distributed in the country and to the neighbouring region. Adding drapes and gowns, emollient range and selected wound care products to the offering allows more healthcare professionals and patients in the region to benefit from Mölnlycke products and solutions. Zlatko Rihter, CEO, Mölnlycke Health Care comments “To ensure we meet customer demand, geographical expansion is a strategic priority for Mölnlycke Health Care. Increased investment in our existing long-term partnership with Tamer Group will importantly enable healthcare professionals and patients in Saudi Arabia access to our quality products and solutions helping to improve outcomes, and is a step closer to realising the potential of this rapidly growing healthcare market.” Speaking on behalf of Tamer Group, Chairman Ayman Tamer adds “This investment is key to enabling future growth in the region as outlined in the Saudi Vision 2030 - supporting the regional healthcare ecosystem, including exporting goods to the Middle East and Africa region, whilst developing local skills and expertise.” Mahmoud Wagih, CEO, Tamer Mölnlycke Care comments “I am delighted to lead this business where Mölnlycke and Tamer will build a strong, long-term successful joint venture, bringing superior health care solutions to our region.” The Tamer Mölnlycke Care joint venture is a long-term agreement between two organisations who have been working in partnership over the past decade; and are committed to meeting customer demand in the evolving healthcare landscape of Saudi Arabia and the wider region. For more information, please contact: Liz Neal Director of Communications Email: liz.neal@molnlycke.com Phone: +44 7787432560
Gothenburg 12 April 2024: Mölnlycke, a world leading MedTech company specialised in wound care and wound management, announced today it signed an agreement to acquire P.G.F. Industry Solutions GmbH, the Austrian manufacturer of Granudacyn wound cleansing and moisturising solutions. Mölnlycke and P.G.F. have worked together for five years on the manufacturing and distribution of Granudacyn, a range of solution and gel products intended for use in the cleansing, irrigation and moisturisation of various wound types. The high quality and composition of Granudacyn ensures good biocompatibility, allowing it to be effectively used on a broad range of tissues in burns, as well as acute and chronic wounds. Mölnlycke currently distributes Granudacyn in over 50 countries around the world. “With an ageing population in combination with increased chronic wounds, such as diabetic foot ulcers or venous leg ulcers, it is our obligation to help ease the burden of wounds on national healthcare regimes” says Zlatko Rihter, CEO of Mölnlycke Health Care. “The acquisition of P.G.F. and its state-of-the-art manufacturing plant, will allow Mölnlycke to aggressively expand our Granudacyn business to improve the lives of even more patients.” “I’m excited for P.G.F. to become part of Mölnlycke and for the team to continue to manufacture products that support Mölnlycke’s Wound Care mission to help free patients from the burden of wounds” says Peter Fritz, P.G.F. founder and CEO, who will continue to lead this team and manufacturing process from P.G.F.’s Austria headquarters. Closure is expected after certain milestones are reached and will be communicated separately. For more information, please contact: Jennifer Doak Global Communications Director Wound Care Email: jennifer.doak@molnlycke.com Phone: +1 678 206 6179 About Mölnlycke® Mölnlycke Health Care is a world-leading MedTech company that specialises in innovative solutions for wound care and surgical procedures. Mölnlycke products and solutions are used daily by hospitals, health care providers and patients in over 100 countries around the world. Founded in 1849, Mölnlycke is owned by Investor AB and headquartered in Sweden. www.molnlycke.com About P.G.F. Industry Solutions P.G.F. Industry Solutions was founded in 2005 by Peter Fritz to develop and produce ecologically compatible hypochlorous acid based products to protect the user and their environment. The company is founded on more than 30 years of experience in research, development, production, and worldwide distribution of medical and measurement products. P.G.F. employs approximately 25 employees and is headquartered in Elixhausen, Austria. www.veriforte.com.
The facility is backed by a group of seven leading global and regional banks, well diversified to match Mölnlycke’s geographical footprint. The banks are BNP, Danske Bank, HSBC, ING, JP Morgan, Nordea and SEB as mandated lead arrangers. SEB acted as the coordinator, documentation agent and facility agent for the transaction. For more information, please contact: Liz Neal Director of Communications Email: liz.neal@molnlycke.com Phone: +44 7787432560 About Mölnlycke Mölnlycke is a world-leading medical products and solutions company that equips healthcare professionals to achieve the best patient, clinical and economic outcomes. The core business is within the four Business Areas Wound Care, Operating Room Solutions (ORS), Gloves and Antiseptics. Mölnlycke employs around 8,700 people. The headquarters are in Gothenburg, Sweden, and the company operates in more than 100 countries worldwide. Mölnlycke is owned by Patricia Industries AB, which is part of Investor AB, an engaged owner of high-quality, global companies founded by the Wallenberg family in 1916. www.molnlycke.com
“At Mölnlycke, we believe that education is a cornerstone of progress in healthcare. The 2025 Future Summit exemplifies our commitment to fostering innovation, enhancing clinical practice, and building partnerships that enable healthcare professionals to improve patient outcomes”, says Emma Wright, Chief Medical Officer at Mölnlycke Health Care. “We are thrilled to bring together such a diverse and accomplished group of experts to shape the future of wound care.” Offering a unique platform for collaboration Set to be a highlight of the professional education calendar, the 2025 Future Summit will host over 130 HCPs from vascular, orthopedic, general, and plastic surgery specialties. With the participation of global faculty leaders, the event will provide a unique platform to explore cutting-edge advancements, share best practices, and foster interdisciplinary collaboration in wound care and surgical excellence. The summit will take place on October 6-7, 2025, in the Netherlands and will be presided over by renowned experts Professor Javad Parvizi and Mr. Ibby Younis. “The Future Summit reflects the power of partnership and education in driving medical advancements,” says Professor Javad Parvizi, co-president of the summit. “By bringing together experts from diverse specialties, this event creates a unique opportunity to exchange knowledge and redefine standards in wound care and surgery.” A catalyst for innovation Attendees of the summit will be provided with the opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue, access the latest clinical insights, and participate in interactive workshops led by global faculty leaders. “This summit is not just an event; it is a catalyst for innovation. It empowers clinicians from across EMEA to collaborate, learn, and apply transformative approaches that will ultimately improve patient care. Mölnlycke’s unwavering commitment to education is truly commendable,” says Mr. Ibby Younis, co-president of the summit. For more information, please contact: Sofia Lindqvist Media Relations Manager Email: sofia.lindqvist@molnlycke.com Phone: +46 72 255 35 09
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