Current Studies
At Windsor Institute of Research and Education (W.I.R.E), our mission is to drive medical progress across a diverse range of therapeutic areas. We are committed to pioneering new treatments that address complex health challenges and improve long-term patient outcomes. Every study we conduct adheres to the highest medical, ethical, and regulatory standards, ensuring that every participant receives safe, confidential, and high quality care at every stage of the process.
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A Venous Leg Ulcer (VLU) is a chronic wound that develops due to poor blood flow in the veins of the lower leg or ankle. These ulcers may heal slowly and can significantly impact daily life and comfort. This clinical research study is evaluating new approaches to wound care with the goal of improving healing outcomes and patient quality of life.
A Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU) is an open wound that develops on the foot of a person with diabetes, most commonly on the sole, toes, or pressure points. DFUs occur due to a combination of nerve damage (neuropathy), poor blood circulation, and impaired wound healing associated with diabetes.