That glob to your left is a stem cell — the type that’s been used to treat more than 1,700 arthritic dogs in the U.S.
“Adult” stem cells and are found throughout the body — in dogs and humans — and can be harvested from fat tissue, expanded and then injected into the area of injury or [...]
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