Every treatment and condition page on this site names the medical reviewer who checked it and records the date of that review. This page explains how the work is done and introduces the people behind it.
A medical writer gathers the current peer-reviewed literature and clinical guidance for the condition, then drafts the page for a reader who is facing the diagnosis for the first time.
Every claim is tied to a named study or guideline. The citations are listed on the page so readers can check the sources themselves.
The medical reviewer reads the cited studies, compares them with the wording on the page and returns the draft until every statement matches the evidence.
Pages are re-read when new evidence is published or the clinical guidance changes. Each page shows the date of its last review.
PhD, Microbiology and Immunology Recently served as Clinical Research Associate at Mendocino College
KC Zhang, PhD, is the medical reviewer for the Regeneration Center treatment and condition pages. Dr. Zhang holds a doctorate in microbiology and immunology.
Read KC Zhang profileMedical review confirms that a page describes the published evidence accurately and states its limits plainly. It does not mean that a treatment is suitable for any particular reader. Eligibility is decided only after the clinical team has reviewed a patient's diagnosis, history and records.
If you believe a page contains an error, or a cited study has been superseded, please tell us. Corrections are reviewed by the medical reviewer and the page is updated with a new review date.
Report a correctionSend your diagnosis, recent imaging and relevant records. Our clinical team will determine whether a confidential evaluation is appropriate before treatment options are discussed.
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