Stem cell therapies hold great promise in curing disease, repairing tissue, and stopping or reversing the aging process. Although the cell lines contain the inherent capacity to create transformational therapies, the details for particular therapies need to be worked out.
However, the biomechanics of therapies that use stem cells, whether of internal or external origin, are being invented at an increasingly rapid rate. The repair of damaged tissues and the whole replacement of failed organs with new ones, grown from compatible stem cells, are on a rapidly approaching horizon, and not a moment too soon.
However, the biomechanics of therapies that use stem cells, whether of internal or external origin, are being invented at an increasingly rapid rate. The repair of damaged tissues and the whole replacement of failed organs with new ones, grown from compatible stem cells, are on a rapidly approaching horizon, and not a moment too soon.
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