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    Exploring the Role of Autophagy in Osteoarthritis Pathogenesis and Therapy

    * Maria outlines the complex changes that occur in ageing joints, from cartilage degradation and inflammation to synovial expansion and osteophyte formation, and presents mouse models her team uses to study both naturally occurring and post-traumatic osteoarthritis. * Her research focuses on...
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    Breakthrough in Osteoarthritis Treatment: Regrow cartilage without surgery, drugs, or stem cells

    Investors and health tech innovators — this episode of New to The Street unveils a potential game-changer in joint regeneration. John Lai, CEO of PetVivo, and Linh Le, CEO of Piezobiomembrane, join host Jane King to discuss a groundbreaking new treatment for osteoarthritis that fuses bioelectric...
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    Injectable Piezoelectric Gel Could Treat Osteoarthritis without Surgery

    * At the University of Connecticut, a research team led by Thanh Nguyen, associate professor of mechanical engineering and biomedical engineering, believes the future of joint repair might lie in a tiny electrical spark—and a simple injection. * The innovation harnesses the body’s natural...
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    Cracking the Code of Cartilage Regeneration Failure

    Osteoarthritis (OA) is a widespread condition with significant impact, driven by cartilage injuries leading to OA progression. Effective cartilage regeneration methods are crucial, but current treatments lack reliability. This is due to a fundamental lack of understanding of cartilage...
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    Supplements/recommendations for aiding in restoring cartilage to the knee. Only 39 years old and is considered level 3-4 arthritic

    Figured I’d float this out there. I tore some of the cartilage in my knee (in the trochlear groove specifically) a couple years ago playing volleyball and the pain has been getting worse and limits my activity more and more. I’m 39 and multiple orthos have told me I’m basically screwed and the...
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