Finally, an explanation for why our fingers and toes get all pruny when they’re wet:
In Short: It is a neurologic response that allows us to better handle wet objects. More on the link, above.
Cheers, -DGA

On diabetic foot, wound healing, amputation prevention, and the merger of consumer tech with medical devices
Finally, an explanation for why our fingers and toes get all pruny when they’re wet:
In Short: It is a neurologic response that allows us to better handle wet objects. More on the link, above.
Cheers, -DGA

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