Human body
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Human body
In healthy adults, approximately 10% of the skeleton is replaced by bone remodelling each year, meaning the process cycles through the entire skeleton roughly once per decade on average — but trabecular (spongy) bone at sites like the vertebrae turns over far faster, renewing completely in as little as 3 to 4 years, while dense cortical bone renews much more slowly.
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Human body
The human liver can regenerate to its full original mass even after up to 70% of it has been surgically removed, with most regrowth within months and full recovery up to a year.
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