BEYOND THE ATLAS: PROF. MIKE CHAN’S VISION TRANSFORMS GLOBAL HEALTHCARE

HONG KONG, June 23, 2025 — A new feature story in Fortune Magazine featuring Malaysian-born scientist Prof. Mike Chan has drawn global attention to what is being hailed as a landmark breakthrough in regenerative medicine — the publication of the Human Cytology Atlas, a comprehensive mapping of over 400 human cell types that promises to reshape clinical practice.

Authored by Prof. Mike Chan, the Atlas is described as a “roadmap for healing” that could mark a paradigm shift in modern healthcare, moving treatment strategies from symptom-based protocols to organ- and cell-specific interventions.

“Every match matters”, Prof. Mike Chan is quoted as saying. “A1 must treat A1. B6 must treat B6. Z10 must treat Z10.”

From Cellular Mapping to Medical Revolution

For the second time, the Fortune profile presents Prof. Mike Chan not only as a pioneering figure in bioregenerative science but also as a central force behind the growing movement toward precision medicine. His work, spanning four decades and over 130 scientific publications, underpins the philosophy of European Wellness, a global chain of integrative health centers he co-founded.

In particular, the Atlas’ detailed mapping of the human brain — including neurons and glial cells tied to cognition, emotion, and sleep — is seen as a major step forward in the treatment of neurodegenerative and developmental disorders such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and autism. The article underscores how Chan’s previously controversial use of region-specific precursor stem cells now finds scientific backing through cellular classification.

Healthcare experts are calling the Atlas “a missing link” in modern medicine, offering opportunities for personalized treatments that could extend beyond chronic illness and into age management, hormone regulation, and preventative care.

The Next Frontier: Personalized Cellular Healthcare

At 64, with a biological age of 46 according to the report, Prof. Mike Chan is portrayed as both architect and product of his life’s work. The article concludes with a strong message: that true health restoration must begin at the cellular level, and that the tools to do so are finally within reach.

Prof. Mike Chan’s work has been praised for bridging the gap between Eastern and Western medical philosophies while maintaining scientific rigor. His Atlas is now being proposed as a reference standard for biomedical institutions and clinical research globally.

The Fortune magazine feature marks a rare spotlight on regenerative medicine in mainstream business media — a sign, perhaps, that the future of healthcare is being rewritten.