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Stem Cells Could Regrow Joints

Published by GP On January 30, 2011

Arthritis patients might soon be able to replace their failing joints with joints grown from their own stem cells, rather than conventional artificial replacements. A proof of concept experiment first reported by ”The Lancet” showed that rabbits were able to regenerate their own joints and researchers say they now want to start clinical trials with humans. Tara Cleary reports.

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