
Bioprinting Better Artificial Joints
(AABME) – Humans start walking a little before the age of one, and after decades of putting one foot in front of the other joints start to wear out, especially in the knees. […]
(AABME) – Humans start walking a little before the age of one, and after decades of putting one foot in front of the other joints start to wear out, especially in the knees. […]
(Medscape) – Hundreds of clinics in the United States are selling stem cell treatments for knee osteoarthritis without solid evidence of their claims, researchers warn. […]
(physicsworld) – Cartilage – the connective tissue that provides a smooth, lubricated surface between joints in the body – is a structural marvel, but its limited capacity for self-repair complicates injury treatment. […]
(WSJ) – Demand is high from patients with osteoarthritis, meniscus tears and other maladies, but studies haven’t reached firm conclusions yet […]
(KPIX 5) – A groundbreaking clinical trial is now underway at Stanford Medical Center targeting people with injured knees, using the patients’ own stem cells to regenerate cartilage. […]
(Sports Illustrated) – Dr. James Andrews, the man who revolutionized orthopedic surgery, is pioneering U.S. research into the use of stem cells to treat not traditional sports ailments as well as, potentiallly, brain injuries. The promise is vast, but so are the questions still to be answered […]
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