Categoría: Osteoarthritis

Scientists in Scotland have developed a new technique for growing cartilage with adult stem cells.

Unburdened with a canine equivalent of the FDA, elderly dogs in Australia are learning how to be young again, thanks to adult stem cell therapy.

The Australia-based company Mesoblast Limited announces institutional approval to begin the first human clinical trials of adult stem cell treatment for the prevention of osteoarthritis in the knee after acute traumatic injury.

In one of the largest business arrangements ever made, Osiris and Genzyme agree upon a major adult stem cell collaboration.

As crippled horses, dogs and cats show dramatic improvement after being treated with adult stem cell therapy, their progress parallels similar advancements for humans.

Orthopedic surgery may soon be a thing of the past, as biology is replacing metal as the preferred tool in the repair of diseased and injured joints.

Scientists in the U.K. have invented a new method for using a patient’s own adult stem cells to heal severely damaged bone and cartilage.

A conference in Indianapolis focuses on adipose derived adult stem cells.