Are Stem cells and Regenerative medicine living up to their promises?



Stem cells are taken from a donor and put them into a patient to treat a disease or injury. Regenerative medicine makes use of cells, bio materials, and molecules to fix structures in the body that do not function properly due to disease or injury. However, however today the treatments of regenerative medicine are very low. However Cell therapies and regenerative medicine improve the health of patients with their potential representing a structural shift in healthcare by focusing on the causes of disease by repairing, replacing, or regenerating damaged cells in the body.



                                         

                                                     

Early successes

The earlier day’s cell therapy was done by the transfusion of blood, which is common in clinical trials nowadays. It is also used in case of severe burn and scald injuries by using their own cells when a patient does not have an adequate amount of undamaged skin for skin graft treatment. Although these successes scientists are working on new therapies.

Research

Scientists from around the world are working on new regenerative medicine to common diseases and injuries. In the past year alone, Medical News Today reported on a chip technology that can change one cell type into another and heal entire organs. And a new method of spray painting bio materials onto damaged hearts using minimally invasive surgery, and a growth factor that might reverse osteoporosis.
Cell therapy has produced clinically extraordinary results, having saved hundreds of thousands of lives. However, many cell therapies have had limited, variable, or transient efficacy. And treatments of Regenerative medicine tend to be very expensive because they often need special production facilities and highly skilled staff.




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