TED: The future of repairing the human body | Nina Tandon

The video discusses the evolution of medical science from early civilization to modern times, highlighting the challenges of current medical implants and the innovative approach of EPI Bone in using stem cells to engineer living bone and cartilage. The speaker shares success stories from clinical trials and outlines future goals for expanding this technology to knee cartilage, emphasizing the potential for growing anatomically precise spare parts for the human body.

What was the significance of the FDA's approval mentioned in the presentation?

How do the engineered grafts integrate with the human body according to the speaker?

What future applications does the speaker hope to achieve in the field of biomedical engineering?