Cell therapy is the use of cells and tissues to regenerate, repair, and in some instances, even enhance human health. Traditionally, the modern medical system has relied on a pharmaceutical-based approach. This led to the rise of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) which was founded in 1906, making it 111 years old this year. Unfortunately, our approach to human health has not experienced a dramatic shift over the past 100+ years, and as a society, we still tend to rely on a drug-based approach.
Below, we profile eight strengths of cell therapy that will propel cell therapies to the forefront of mainstream medicine.
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