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The Regeneration Center would like to highlight the 9 most innovative medical advances in healthcare and regenerative medicine. Last year was filled with newer, smaller, faster methods of creating genetic tests, editing genetic code and even bloodless sensors for diabetics, children and the elderly. New breakthrough in drug manufacturing and delivery mechanisms were generally the fastest to market followed by …
The Blood Circulatory System is comprised of the heart and lungs, along with the arteries and veins which make up our circulatory system. These pieces work together, to ensure our blood flows properly throughout our body i.e. systemic circulation,our lungs i.e. pulmonary circulation and our heart i.e. coronary circulation. The combination of blood circulatory and heart make up our cardiovascular …
Most classically trained medical professionals don’t really give our lymphatic systems a lot of though in making diagnoses for neurological disease. In fact, many patients can even have parts of their lymphatic system such as a spleen removed with little or no immediate side effects. Without our complex lymphatic system however, our circulatory system is incomplete. The fact is that …
Dear Friends, The Regeneration Centre of Thailand and the Institute of Asian Integrative Medicine would like to welcome you to the 2nd International Conference on Regenerative Medicine “IAIM 2015”. The informative and instructional even will take place on May 30, 2015 at the Thai Medical Association Headquarters in Bangkok Thailand. The first IAIM Conference in 2014 was a huge success …
Science is a tribute to what we can know although we are fallible. – Jacob Bronowski Biologist Dr Haruko Obokata of the RIKEN institute in Kobe Japan has been unable to reproduce pluripotent results from a controversial “Acid Bath” technique involving mice derived adult stem cells. The technique was coined STAP or “stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency” and made international headlines …
