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Regenerative Medicine

We might live longer. We will see the reduction, elimination, or perhaps eradication of diseases. We'll fix broken bones with lab-grown materials. We will grow human organs for transplant.

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Publish Date2023-01-24
Updated Date2026-09-18
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Originally published as The BIG Future: “Regenerative Medicine” and a New Era of Healthcare Science on January 24, 2023.

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We might live longer. We will see the reduction, elimination, or perhaps eradication of diseases. We’ll fix broken bones with lab-grown materials. We will grow human organs for transplant.

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ARTICLE · Mon Jan 23The BIG Future: "Regenerative Medicine" and a New Era of Healthcare Science