Bandage Covers Wounds
"Bandage Covers Wounds" explores the surprising history of the adhesive bandage, a ubiquitous item born from a simple kitchen mishap. Before its invention, treating minor wounds at home was a tedious and unsanitary process, often involving cumbersome cloths and separate adhesives. The book reveals how Earle Dickson, a Johnson & Johnson employee, ingeniously created the prototype for his wife, Jose...
"Bandage Covers Wounds" explores the surprising history of the adhesive bandage, a ubiquitous item born from a simple kitchen mishap. Before its invention, treating minor wounds at home was a tedious and unsanitary process, often involving cumbersome cloths and separate adhesives. The book reveals how Earle Dickson, a Johnson & Johnson employee, ingeniously created the prototype for his wife, Jose...
