Generating new cartilage


A clinical study shows that it is possible to regenerate cartilage in damaged joints using patients’ own blood stem cells.

WE might never be able to regrow lost limbs the way lizards regrow their tails, but the fact that certain parts of our body can heal from injuries is not science fiction.

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