Stem cells converted to human bones

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Scientists have grown human bone from stem cells in a laboratory, paving the way for patients to have bro-ken bones repaired – or even replaced with new ones grown outside the body from their own cells.

View the original article here: Stem cells converted to human bones – Vancouver Sun

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