Health
Building an Equitable Foundation for Regenerative Medicine
Regenerative medicine's life-saving potential requires broader diversity in research and deeper global investment to ensure equitable progress.
Regenerative medicine's life-saving potential requires broader diversity in research and deeper global investment to ensure equitable progress.
New research reveals the brain develops from two distinct progenitor cell types, not one, with implications for understanding neurological diseases.
A small clinical trial suggests that fucose-enhanced bone-marrow cells may drastically reduce fracture rates in women with severe osteoporosis.