A May report by a team of researchers from Rhode Island Hospital and Brown University shows that a portion of unspecialized stem cells in joint cartilage of osteoarthritis patients may be advancing the disease. The finding could lead to the development of the first drug treatments for osteoarthritis. Until recently, medical wisdom held that cartilage
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