Regenerative medicine uses the body’s own cells for joint and tissue repair
For years, those who have been stopped in their tracks by arthritis or soft-tissue injuries had limited treatment options besides major surgery. Now, a quickly growing field that uses the body’s own cells to foster healing may be the answer. Continue reading Regenerative medicine uses the body’s own cells for joint and tissue repair
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Is there a story here?? Let's focus on catering to patients that haven't seen a physician for over a year, or keep getting their appts canceled.
Mostly “we don’t know yet”.
Ooooooo it’s scary Mary will blow y’all’s away 🙄🤣🤦🏻♀️