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ResearchStem cells for tendons and ligaments: what the evidence says
Rotator cuff, Achilles tendon, elbow and ACL. What studies show for sports injuries, and where the evidence is still weak.
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ResearchMuse cells: what they are and how they differ from MSCs
What Muse cells are, who discovered them, what the clinical trial in stroke showed and what to ask about a product that offers them.
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GuidesPlacenta implants: uses, benefits and risks
What a lyophilized placenta implant is, what the evidence says about benefits, side effects and diabetes, and what to ask before having one.
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GuidesStem cell treatment in Mexico: cost and what to check
What determines the cost of stem cell treatment in Mexico, what is authorized, which warning signs to avoid and what to ask before you pay.
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GuidesHow to tell if a regenerative medicine product is trustworthy in Mexico
Health registration, laboratory, cold chain and realistic expectations. A practical guide for patients and physicians before a stem cell or exosome treatment.
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NewsRyoncil: the first FDA-approved mesenchymal cell therapy
What remestemcel-L is, who it is approved for, what it means for regenerative medicine and what comes next in mesenchymal cell research.
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ResearchStem cells for the knee: what the latest evidence says
Knee osteoarthritis is one of the top searches in regenerative medicine. We review what the latest clinical studies found, without exaggerating or downplaying.
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Regenerative aestheticsPolynucleotides and PDRN for the skin: what the 2026 evidence says
So-called "salmon DNA skin boosters" are trending. A review of clinical trials published in July 2026 sums up their results on wrinkles, scars and wounds.
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Regenerative aestheticsExosomes for the skin: what the 2026 scientific reviews say
Exosomes are trending in regenerative aesthetics. A review published in 2026 sums up their results on wrinkles, pigmentation and scars, and their safety profile.
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ResearchType 1 diabetes: stem cell-derived cells that produce insulin
In a study published in NEJM, 10 of 12 patients with type 1 diabetes stopped injecting insulin after receiving islets derived from stem cells.
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NewsReHeart: heart muscle sheets made from iPS cells
In 2026 Japan approved sheets of heart cells made from iPS cells for severe heart failure. Here is how they work and what is known so far.
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NewsJapan approves the first iPS cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease
Amchepry, developed with Kyoto University, is the world’s first approved therapy made from reprogrammed (iPS) stem cells for Parkinson’s disease. Here is what it is.
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NewsMexico's IPN grows bone, cartilage and muscle from mesenchymal stem cells
Researchers at Mexico's National Polytechnic Institute, working with IMSS, formed bone, cartilage, muscle and fat in the lab from bone marrow stem cells.
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