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| Announcing our new Coordinator of EB Affairs, Leslie Rader |
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| Leslie Rader has recently joined Hollister Wound Care as Coordinator, EB Affairs. In this role, Leslie is responsible for the development of programs and information to assist physicians, families and patients associated with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB). Leslie's knowledge and experience is extensive, both as the mother of an EB child and from nearly five years with Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America (DEBRA), the primary EB patient advocacy group in the U.S. While at DEBRA, Leslie created and organized the New Family Advocacy program. This program serves the parents of newborns with EB by providing practical, hands-on information regarding wound care, medical supplies, insurance and the range of issues related to the care of babies with EB. |
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| Leslie has been a member of the Board of Trustees of DEBRA of America since 2006 and is the chairperson of the Butterfly Benefit Fashion Show Luncheon and silent auction, a charitable event held each year benefiting the DEBRA New Family Advocate Program. |
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| Her knowledge, experience and passion are a vital part of Hollister Wound Care's commitment to serve the EB community. Contact Leslie at 502-299-0862 or leslie.rader@hollisterwoundcare.com to learn more about Hollister Wound Care's EB programs and services. |
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| Resources for Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) |
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| Hollister Wound Care Products for Virtually Pain-Free Wound Dressing Removal |
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| Hollister Wound Care is proud to introduce Restore™ wound care dressings with TRIACT Technology. The new and innovative TRIACT Technology prevents dressing adherence and offers virtually pain-free dressing removal. The non-adherent properties of the dressings also help prevent disruption of the wound healing process during dressing changes. |
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| Learn more about TRIACT technology |
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| Clinical Study |
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| In a recent clinical study of EB patients, 91% of dressing changes were reported to be pain-free. |
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Using a Novel Contact Layer for the Management of Epidermolysis Bullosa Skin Lesions  (1891 KB) |
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| Additional Resources for Patients and Families |
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| The Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa Research Association of America (DebRA) is a national non-profit organization dedicated to Epidermolysis Bullosa. |
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Visit the DebRA website |
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| EB Information Request |
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| Contact us for additional information about EB. |
