Stanford researchers discover stem cell for bone and cartilage in mice 

First the researchers have to isolate the human form of the skeletal stem cell (which they are doing now). After that, therapies are developed and then there is the unfortunately long road to FDA approval of any therapy. No one knows for sure how long it will take for this research to produce advances in the clinic, but a it is common for that path to take a decade.

How long until this reaches the people who need it most?

I dont know of anyone is monitoring this you tube video but I am a 63 yr old woth severe osteoprosis ( dexa scan -4.7 in spine and -4.3 in hips and i just got a referral to Stanfords Stwm cell clinic last week and am waiting to get a call for my appt to see if im a good candidate for stem cell therapy I Have RA triggered by covid and have not started phosphates yet I live in Santa Cruz so thankfully Stanford is close I am praying they fan help me I am in otherwise fair heath expceot for the bones and found a defect in my dna that could be contributing to my bone loss I am also a DES daughter who had a hysterectomy at 29 yrs old ( i had a double or bicornate uteri that was the reason for my hysterectomy I really hope i cam recieve this therapy or my life expectancy is on average 3.8 yrs with bobes this bad I have been fracturing non stop for the ladt 6 months and am DESPERATE to avoud biphosphonates

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This video is 7year old!!! It's 2022 now and they're still doing research on mice!! We'll never be getting those stem cells, what we will keep getting is, false hope :')

Is the treatment application real?