Skip Surgery Through Regenerative Medicine!

Somebody has arthritis. It's a big common problem in America. If you look at people over 60, it's about 35% of women and 15% of men have clinically significant arthritis, most commonly knees. And this does impair activity, which impairs health span and lifespan, longevity. And it's mostly because of more limited activity. As we get older, we want to be more active versus less active to stave off disease. Pretty much every disease is more associated with inactivity. Being mobile is crucial, and you're only as good as your worst joint. If you have a knee arthritis, we want to address that. And surgery is certainly one option. There's some concerns regarding surgery with the big downtime and how long those surgical implants last. A lot of people are looking for regenerative therapy, try to use their own cells to heal their tissues.