regenerative medicine
noun
The area of medicine concerned with the development of treatments promoting the repair and replacement of tissues and organs, by stimulation of the body's natural capacity for regeneration, the use of stem cell therapy, etc.
Origin
1980s; earliest use found in Philadelphia Enquirer.
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