Colorado Researchers Develop Regenerative Shot That Reverses Osteoarthritis in Animal Models

Researchers in Colorado are developing two new therapies for osteoarthritis, including a single regenerative shot that could restore affected joints to a healthy state within weeks. The treatment has shown success in reversing osteoarthritis in animal models, moving from a 'moonshot idea' to demonstrated results in two years. While still in early stages, phase one has been successful and scientists are progressing to phase 2. This could potentially transform treatment for the 33 million Americans living with the degenerative joint disease, who currently have only pain management or invasive surgery as options.