Welcome to "Live Better Without Surgery," the podcast where Dr. Joe Albano explores the world of regenerative orthopedics and shares his expert insights on how to achieve optimal health without invasive procedures. Each episode, Dr. Albano delves into a variety of topics, from understanding the latest advancements in regenerative medicine to practical tips for enhancing your overall well-being. Whether you're dealing with a specific injury or simply looking to improve your quality of life, t ...
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From Myths to Medicine: Avoid the Snake Oil Salesman
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In this episode of "Live Better Without Surgery," I’m excited to tackle a common misconception about stem cell therapy: the belief that younger, 'fresh' stem cells from allogeneic tissues are somehow superior to our own. Many patients express a desire for "baby stem cells," thinking they are more effective. However, I’m here to clarify that this is…
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The ABCs of Regenerative Orthopedics: Cells that Heal
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Today, we're diving into the fascinating world of regenerative orthopedics. I'll be breaking down the ABCs of this field, focusing on the cells that can actually heal your body. We'll explore treatments like platelet-rich plasma (PRP), bone marrow aspirate, and adipose-derived stem cells. I'll explain the difference between using your own cells and…
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The Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Meniscus Surgery
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Welcome to the first episode of "Live Better Without Surgery"! I’m Dr. Joe Albano, and today I’m talking about a topic that's close to my heart: meniscal surgeries. If you’ve been told you need a partial meniscectomy for a torn meniscus, this episode is a must-listen. I’ll explain why I refer to it as the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad menis…
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