From Terminal Repair to Regenerative Origin

When an organ's self-repair capacity is exhausted, traditional medicine optimizes within the 'damage-patching' framework (drugs, transplants). Regenerative medicine redefines the problem itself—rather than repairing dead tissue, it reawakens cells' innate capacity to regenerate, fundamentally reversing injury. This represents a paradigm shift from 'What is the problem?' to 'Why did we abandon growth?'

Read the daily articles behind this idea on the Chinese edition.