Stem Cell Therapy Reduces Osteoporosis Fractures by 94%
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A novel therapy using directed stem cells has achieved a 94% reduction in fractures suffered by women with advanced osteoporosis. The treatment, developed by Spanish and American researchers, involves a single intravenous infusion of the patient's own mesenchymal stem cells, which are modified to guide them to bone tissue. A phase 1 clinical trial with ten women showed no serious adverse events and significant improvements in bone formation, pain, and disability. Further multicenter trials are planned.
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