That’s a true turning point in regenerative medicine—because this isn’t about repairing damage anymore, it’s about teaching the body how to rebuild itself better than before. The shift from passive fracture repair to active, guided bone regeneration marks a fundamental change in how osteoporosis and bone degeneration may be treated in the coming years. At the center of this breakthrough is an injectable hydrogel engineered to act as a temporary biological scaffold. Once delivered into weakened o

Regenerative medicine begins this decade with many exciting possibilities for advancing health care into the future. The recent breakthrough of regenerative immunotherapies, also known as CAR-T cell therapy, which beefs up the body’s ability to attack cancer is an example. And at the Center for Regenerative Medicine at Mayo Clinic, a collective effort of experts involving multiple departments and divisions is driving this rapidly maturing field forward. https://mayocl.in/38PGM7V | Mayo Clinic