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Regenerative medicine  is a rapidly evolving field of healthcare that goes far beyond traditional symptom management. Instead of simply treating pain or dysfunction, regenerative medicine aims to repair, replace, and restore damaged cells, tissues, and organs , often by harnessing the body’s own natural healing capabilities. This transformative approach integrates cutting‑edge science — including stem cell biology, biomaterials, and molecular therapies  — to give patients las

As regenerative medicine continues to expand in clinical relevance, 2026 is shaping up to be a breakthrough year for biologic-based therapies. From orthopedic applications to aesthetic innovations, more providers are turning to regenerative solutions like Wharton’s Jelly  and exosome therapy  to improve patient outcomes. But with innovation comes responsibility. Not all biologics are created equal—and the key to success lies in one critical factor: sourcing . Why Sourcing is