ISSCA Set to Welcome 13 Speakers at Upcoming Symposium in Miami
The regenerative medicine symposium will be held on the University of Miami campus on October 24, 2019.
MIAMI LAKES, Florida—The International Society for Stem Cell Application (ISSCA) has announced its lineup of speakers for its upcoming Regenerative Medicine Symposium. The symposium will be held on the University of Miami campus in the Donna E. Shalala Student Center on October 24, 2019 and features an impressive lineup of global authorities in regenerative medicine.
ISSCA is a global leader in stem cells research, applications, and education, partnering with major global institutions and locations worldwide to host its independent medical congresses. This year’s symposium hosted on the University of Miami campus will feature industry experts from seven countries, including Spain, Argentina, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and the US. Some notable speakers include the following:
- Dra. Silvina Pastrana from Argentina, who serves as the Medical Director of the Stem Cells Center Buenos Aires. Dra. Pastrana will discuss her experiences in treating patients who suffer from osteoarthritis conditions.
- Dr. Pedro Sanchez hails from Colombia and is a highly regarded regenerative medicine and orthopedic specialist. He currently practices in Bogota where he offers stem cells treatments for people who suffer from orthopedic conditions.
- Dr. Miguel Guillermo Garbe of Spain serves as the president of the country’s Regenerative Medicine Association. He currently leads a seminal investigation on how to increase cardiological function in patients who have suffered from strokes.
- Dr. Roberto Blum from Ecuador has worked in the stem cells field for over 10 years and will share his industry experience with attendees.
- Dr. Victor Pereyra, an Argentinian neurosurgeon, will lecture on how ozone therapy and stem cells could help patients suffering from spinal injuries.
“The symposium will provide an informative day where physicians can learn from global leaders in the stem cells industry with the hopes of bringing new knowledge and treatment options back to their practices for their patients suffering from degenerative diseases.”
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GSCG Meets Demands of Patients Seeking Stem Cells Treatment with New Facilities
The group’s new permanent office in Cancun will help streamline the patient experience by providing holistic support throughout the treatment process.
MIAMI LAKES, Florida—The Global Stem Cells Group (GSCG) today announced that it will be opening a permanent office in Cancun, Mexico. The decision to expand its corporate presence into Cancun was based on the rising demand for patients seeking stem cells treatments at the group’s facilities already established in Cancun. The GSCG maintains two regenerative medicine operations in Cancun, which include medical facilities and a stem cells laboratory.
GSCG’s Cancun facilities provide state-of-the art options for patients seeking stem cells treatments that are currently not available in the US. While these protocols and products are currently unavailable within the US’s borders due to regulations, the Cancun center has still adopted the FDA’s frameworks for safe and effective regenerative medicine products and therapies. Guided by these protocols, physicians at the center deliver safe and effective stem cells therapies and products that can help patients suffering from degenerative diseases recover more quickly than with traditional treatment protocols.
With the establishment of a permanent office presence in Cancun, the GSCG seeks to provide a seamless holistic experience for patients seeking treatment at its facilities. With its office located near its medical center and laboratory, the GSCG team can more closely monitor the treatment process from the time the patient arrives at the Cancun airport to the time their treatment is complete and they return to the US.
“The Global Stem Cells Group is pleased to establish a permanent presence in Cancun with the opening of this new office location,” said Benito Novas, CEO of the Global Stem Cells Group. “By expanding our presence, we will be able to open up additional treatment opportunities for physicians in the US who may be limited by FDA regulations in ensuring their patients receive the critical stem cells therapies they need. US patients looking for relief from regenerative diseases are welcome at our Cancun center and will appreciate our state-of-the art facilities and top-notch care.”
To learn more about the Global Stem Cells Group and its latest efforts, visit http://www.stemcellsgroup.com/.
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Global Stem Cells Group to Break Ground on New Lab in Mexico
The new Stem Cells Lab is set to break ground in 2020, providing affordable regenerative medicine products to Latin America and the US
MIAMI LAKES, Florida—The Global Stem Cells Group today announced that it will be expanding its research and production efforts with a new lab in Mexico. The lab is the group’s first facility of its kind and will produce neonatal tissue-derived products such as exosomes, cord blood derived stem cells, and amniotic fluid derived products. Groundbreaking is slated for January 2020.
The Global Stem Cells Group is a multi-disciplinary community of scientists and physicians collaborating to treat diseases and lessen human suffering through science, technology, and regenerative medicine. To further the group’s mission, the new lab will fill a much-needed research and production niche in the regenerative medicine field and will be especially beneficial to physicians practicing in Latin America and the United States.
The lab will strictly adhere to all Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) standards. Although the lab will be located in Mexico, all products will be procured and processed according to the standards and regulations set forth by the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) and the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). All tissue will come from local donors, with the lab strictly adhering to donor ethics and the FDA’s approved serological screening policies.
In addition to producing neonatal tissue derived products, the lab will also facilitate clinical trials to explore the safety and efficacy of new regenerative medicine products before they launch. The lab will also serve as a teaching and learning center for doctors and scientists across the globe looking to learn more about stem cells protocols.
“The Global Stem Cells Group is committed to facilitating stem cell research and medicine across the globe,” said Benito Novas, CEO of the Global Stem Cells Group. “Our new lab in Mexico will allow us to make good on this mission by delivering more affordable neonatal tissues derived products to doctors across Latin America and the US. As a result, more patients will find relief from debilitating degenerative diseases.”
To learn more about the Global Stem Cells Group and its latest efforts, visit http://www.stemcellsgroup.com/.
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