CLEARWATER, Fla., Sept. 2, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Wharton's jelly is at the forefront of current medical research. Its name dates back to the 17th century when the English anatomist Thomas Wharton ...

Typically, patients in need of hip cartilage repairs seek minimally invasive options first, making Wharton's jelly a promising alternative for musculoskeletal defects. A recent study, titled ...

of Histology at the University of Granada ... shows the ability of Wharton jelly mesenschymal stem cells to turn to oral-mucosa or skin-regeneration epithelia. To grow the artificial skin ...

Oct. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Two critical legal opinions have been issued that offer healthcare providers definitive clarity on the regulatory standing of Regenative Lab's Wharton's jelly products.

of Histology at the University of Granada ... shows the ability of Wharton jelly mesenschymal stem cells to turn to oral-mucosa or skin-regeneration epithelia. To grow the artificial skin ...

Written by a team of translational experts, this paper provides a comprehensive analysis of the role of Wharton's Jelly applications in supplementing tissue issues within the refractory sacroiliac ...

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These legal opinions help cut through disinformation in the regenerative medicine market and give healthcare providers the confidence they need to use Regenative Lab's Wharton jelly products in a ...