Bone Repair

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Scientists in a lab studying fat-derived stem cells repairing spine fractures in rat models for osteoporosis research.
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Fat-derived stem cells repair osteoporotic-type spine fractures in rats

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Researchers at Osaka Metropolitan University report that stem cells taken from body fat, formed into bone-leaning spheroids and paired with a common bone-reconstruction material, improved healing and strength in rat models of osteoporotic vertebral fractures. The preclinical findings, published in Bone & Joint Research, point to a potential future therapy if validated in humans.

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