The United States military is now interested in Dr. Langworthy’s research because of the high instances of arthritis among veterans. Dr. Langworthy uses biologic treatments, such as placing bone marrow around cracks in a patient’s bone, to promote healing.
Dr. Langworthy recently visited Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C., to help treat patients who need joint replacement due to occurrences on the battle field.
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