Millions of people worldwide suffer from osteoarthritis, a painful condition that breaks down cartilage in the joints. And a ...

This system can print significantly faster than the traditional scanning laser and recoating blade. We exploit this speed to print at very small (~micron) scale and very soft (KPa to MPa) polymers ...

Healthcare institutions and clinics in Singapore are only allowed to conduct stem cell therapy in the context of a research ...

Results showed that a significant majority of patients experienced clinically meaningful improvements in knee function two ... that involves taking cartilage cells from a patient, culturing ...

So articular cartilage is that white pearly stuff ... over your leg and then all of a sudden you have a great knee. I think stem cells are tricky because we're not talking about the same cells.

Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a common degenerative joint disease that often leads to pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility, particularly in older adults. Traditional treatments have included ...

Stem cell therapy for knee cartilage repair, not approved as a mainstream treatment in Singapore, is driving Singaporeans to ...

It involves removing cartilage cells from the knee, regrowing them in a lab, and embedding them on a membrane of collagen ...

While many are drawn to the promising potential of stem cell therapies, they face the risks of seeking unregulated treatments ...

The experts of an Iranian Knowledge-based firm have produced a product that is quite effective in repairing damaged tissues ...

In the future, a person’s own cells could be used in a 3D printer to make bioprinted cartilage to help repair damaged joints. Brian Eames is a scientist and professor ...