Stem cell therapy improves osteoarthritis in canine study

Injections of autologous adipose tissue improved symptoms of osteoarthritis within one month in 78% of dogs participating in a clinical trial, and 88% showed improvement after six months, researchers reported in Stem Cells Translational Medicine. Researchers harvested the dogs' adipose tissue using a minimally invasive, one-step procedure; injected it into the arthritic joint; and saw improvement with no major adverse effects.
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