As people age, their bones lose strength, and the risk of diseases like osteoporosis, where bone structure becomes fragile, increases. As a result, even minor injuries can lead to fractures.
This pressing problem is being tackled by Kazakhstani scientist Yuliya Safarova. Her research focuses on the regeneration of bone tissue and the development of new treatment methods that help people recover faster from fractures. The scientist’s goal is to create solutions that enable the older generation to lead more active and healthy lives.
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