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Is there enough clinical evidence to use honey to manage wounds?

Honey has been used in wound healing for centuries. Over the past decade, the antibacterial properties of this ancient remedy have been researched again. This paper reviews and analyses the few randomised controlled trials on the use of honey in wound care. It also presents outcomes of case reports. While the latter are not generalisable, their data are useful in studying the effectiveness of honey.