‘They are top-tier. The Great Mission for Science, Technology, and Innovation has much to offer,’ President Maduro said.

On Monday, Science and Technology Minister Gabriela Jimenez announced that Venezuelan scientists have made significant progress in the preservation of human stem cells to treat patients with various conditions.

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“These cells allow for the regeneration of nerves and the formation of cartilage, bone tissue, and epithelium,” she said during the TV program *”With Maduro +.”*

Jimenez highlighted the case of three young athletes who received bone cell treatments completely free of charge, while in other countries an equivalent procedure costs over US$20,000.

Jose Cardier, the head of the Cellular Therapy Unit at the Venezuelan Institute of Scientific Research (IVIC), reported that scientists have managed to treat over 120 patients using stem cell treatments.

¡ A VENEZUELA NO LA PARA NADIE!:Venezuela se convierte en el 1er país del mundo en regenerar pulpa dental a partir d células madre. Una terapia avanzada aplicada x especialistas del Instituto Venezolano de Investigaciones Científicas. Es un avance revolucionario en odontología. pic.twitter.com/aezsP5ZvNd

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Currently, Bolivarian scientists and doctors are working to extend regenerative medicine services to more hospitals across the South American nation.

“They are top-tier. The Great Mission for Science, Technology, and Innovation has much to offer the country,” the Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said, praising the work of the scientists.

“Thinking big, we are the headquarters of the ALBA-TCP Scientific Center. We also need to integrate all this capacity with BRICS,” the Bolivarian leader added.

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